Do you feel that Hindi language is aggressive?

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Experienced in teaching kids with dedication, Have cleared CTET both the papers.

Nah, its cool when you talk and of not using any bad words (why coz the coloquial language of hindi is a combination of Sanskrit, English and Urdu)
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No ,I never felt that .
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I am online Quran teacher 7 years

No ,I never felt that .
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Professional Teacher -Vocal Music / Piano / Keyboard /Hindi / English

No
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language never be aggressive,the way of talking and explaining can be in different mode and it may be in aggressive mode sometimes.
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No language is aggressive! You might feel it when you hear varied accents.
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