Estas borracho/a (male/female) - 'you're drunk'
emboracharse.. or "estoy boracho"
que quiere emborracharse
"Ahorita está emborrachado."
"Has tomado toda la ginebra."
ebrio/a del vino (male/female)
The Spanish word "borracho" means "drunk" or "intoxicated."
Aún estoy barrocho de anoche.
In Chiapas one of the states of Mexico when a person gets drunk there´s an expression to qualify it: they say is "bolo" that is an acronym of the spanish word "borracho" meaning drunk man,so when is a familiar or you are trying to minimize the bad behavior you say that is "bolito man" or borrachito a diminutive way for drunk (borracho) man
can be drunk
peeti hoee aay! "He/She is drunk"
"I swear to drunk I'm not God" is perfect. " I am not drunk" doesn't work. Don't say this either: Honest officer I'm not as think as you drunk I am. Also, do not say "urgh... urgh i...not...drunk" although you could do the honest thing and say " I hav e had six pints of guinnes" that'll do it
I drank wine.