In this English lesson I have a special guest. I mentioned to Jen that I wanted to make an English lesson about marriage and I invited her to join. She said yes! We thought a good format would be to ask you for some questions about marriage and then take the time to answer them.In this video Jen and I will teach you a few English words and phrases about marriage while we're answering some of your questions about our marriage and marriage in Canada.I'll admit this is more of an English listening practice lesson than a true English lesson, but I do teach some English marriage words and phrases, and it does have word-for-word English subtitles if you need them. Be aware though that most of the lesson is spent responding to questions that some of you sent us.It was a lot of fun to make this video. I hope that you enjoy it as well! Thanks for all the questions and once again I apologize that we could only answer about 30 of them. There simply wasn't time to answer over 200.Have a great day!P.S. We printed out all the questions and chose two per page. If I didn't answer your question it doesn't mean it wasn't a good question, but we needed to limit the question in some way.Note: This is the audio portion of a Youtube English lesson which you can watch right here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEhs832UM9w or find by searching Youtube for, "Bob the Canadian Marriage".Support the show

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