I don't think you should use that kind of language to other people.

[B45]

I don't think you should use that kind of language to other people.

Is this sentence okay?

 

[MikeNewYork]

No, I would change "to" to "with".

 

[B45]

Sorry I left out a word. It's supposed to be:

I don't think you should use that kind of language to talk to other people.

Better?

 

[Charlie Bernstein]

It's grammatical. You can still say "with" instead of "to." "With" implies a two-way conversation.

It could be shorter: "I don't think you should use that kind of language." The rest should be understood.