Any common, noteworthy changes in speech when a 日本人 is totally wasted?


Now, I've never met a Japanese person who's gotten hammered, much less
creepily observed their speaking patterns. Thus, I must ask: are there any
common or noteworthy changes in how people speak while they're drunk?

In English we don't really get much, just slurring and rudeness; but Japanese
is littered with context rules, politeness rules, etc. you know, the kind of
things that would assume some degree of spacial or contextual awareness. Thus,
I'm just curious if anything emerges when a boy/girl speaks while moderately
inebriated, not to far gone, but by no means sober.




Most real people just get cheerful and talkative when drunk. At izakaya people
still naturally use basic keigo. Depending on the situation people can choose
to use a bit less polite (and thus more friendly) word choice. But probably
this is an almost universal tendency. I can't think of a noteworthy change
unique to the Japanese language.

When too drunk, speech can become very slurred and impolite; for example see
[this](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/23543/5010) and
[this](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/46413/5010). At nightlife
districts you might occasionally see a drunkard who speaks very rudely to a
police officer. Such a person is called
[酒癖が悪い人](http://jisho.org/search/%E9%85%92%E7%99%96).




Most real people just get cheerful and talkative when drunk. At izakaya people
still naturally use basic keigo. Depending on the situation people can choose
to use a bit less polite (and thus more friendly) word choice. But probably
this is an almost universal tendency. I can't think of a noteworthy change
unique to the Japanese language.

When too drunk, speech can become very slurred and impolite; for example see
[this](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/23543/5010) and
[this](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/46413/5010). At nightlife
districts you might occasionally see a drunkard who speaks very rudely to a
police officer. Such a person is called
[酒癖が悪い人](http://jisho.org/search/%E9%85%92%E7%99%96).

