Interfaith marriage
Hi
Could you please help me say this in conversational English? I know the term 'interfaith marriage', but I am having trouble put it with a verb? Something like:
He married _____________________ (how can I use interfaith here?)
Is this sentence OK?
His family was furious when he told them that he wanted to marry interfaith.
Thanks,
Tom
Top answer
The marriage might be interfaith, but he didn't marry interfaith. It takes two. He married outside his faith.
- The marriage might be interfaith, but he didn't marry interfaith.
- It takes two.
- He married outside his faith.
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The marriage might be interfaith, but he didn't marry interfaith. It takes two. He married outside his faith.
0His family was furious when he told them that he wanted to marry a Christian / Muslim / Hindu girl.
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