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is Bengali language different from Hindi language?

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Hindi and Sanskrit Teacher Professional with 10 years of experience in gov and private Sch

Yes
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Spanish Language Trainer

yes it is indeed. though some words can be similar.
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Certified Persian and Urdu language expert with over 9 years of experience.

Yes, absolutely different.
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Seasoned Phonics Teacher with 15 Years of Experience Fostering Foundational Reading Skills

Yes Bengli and Hindi are two different languages
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It is as different as Tamil and Telugu or odiya and Assamese...
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lecturer have 7 years of experience in teaching industry and my education background is mathematics

yes it is totally different from hindi language
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Harmonica/ Mouthorgan Teacher, College Level Bengali Tutor

Yes. But origin of hindi and Bengali is same. There are so many words in both laguages is common.
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German & Sanskrit Language Trainer with 8+ yrs experience, trained more than 300 students

Yes it is
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Experienced in tutoring and spoken English for 6years in Bangalore

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