by Hye-jin Cho, Indiana University Bloomington
Hye-jin Cho, Indiana University Bloomington
Mandy Martin,
M. Abdulhamed Molhim, Indiana University, School Of Education
The following Web Quest is intended for intermediate to advanced EFL learners at either the high school or adult level. All research, communication, and creation will be done in English.
Introduction
“Marriage is the strongest bond the world has ever known...it is a
bringing together. It is a bringing together of two people, of
two families, or two tribes, or two villages, or even two
countries.” Some say that love is the international language, and
that marriage is the ultimate expression of love. The
union of marriage is something that is uniquely shared across a variety
of cultures and some say that no matter the language, there is
something strangely recognizable about a wedding. What are the
similarities in wedding customs that unite different cultures?
What are the differences? What does a marriage involve
here? What does a wedding look like in the
United States? What does a wedding look like in
Belize?