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Study: Why Some Smokers Avoid Languages When Drinking
A scientific study has shown that consuming a small amount of alcohol while learning a new language reduces social anxiety, helping learners speak more fluently and confidently. Researchers conducted experiments on 50 German students at Maastricht University, where those who drank alcohol demonstrated improvements in pronunciation and fluency compared to those who did not consume anything. The research suggests that alcohol's anxiety-reducing effects contribute to enhanced second-language speaking skills, although there is a warning against excessive drinking.
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