If you don't think it's going to last or if you're early into the relationship, I'd say spare yourself of the heartbreak. It's really hard to be in that kind of relationship.

I also met a guy and my parents were against it for the same reasons as yours but went ahead with it anyway because I had a strong belief in us. We're married today
Unfortunately most of these relationships are doomed, but not all.

It is unfortunately not enough to be'in love', there is so much more to consider - I would say get to know each other very well first - there is no difference in finding love in your own country - just have to be more committed and more patient I guess.
You have to try to be understanding with your parents - they are just worried for you I am sure.
Time will tell if you are suited and to give you a better insight into what it might be like in actually living together - you will need to visit each other in your respective countries to see how each one interacts with the others family and friends - you might find that you do not feel the same when you have spent more time together.
Anyway good luck and take it slowly and just see it goes

For every 100 relationships 80 % will go by the way side. The differance in culture, language and religion is hard enough. Not being able to converse presents a huge problem as lots of the time misunderstanding is construed. The majorıty don't have the English sense of humour !!!!!

İ wish everyone success but from one who know's be very careful, weight up all the options before making a huge commitment or mistake.

Unfortunately Marriage by love relationships Unsuccessful today
becouse the love is gone , only still its imagination

I believe that traditional marriages succeed more than marriage by love, as evidenced by marriage of parents who is grow

I think that one should carefully consider the family you are going to marry into and vice versa. Unfortunately, the families can make or break a marriage.

Most importantly, take your time!!!! Really get to know each other. Bi-racial/cultural/language are HUGE! Often two people of similar backgrounds don't understand each other. So don't fool yourself into believing that love solves all. You lose that 'in love' feeling after 2 years according to a study i read. (I will look for it to give you the link) But, if you persist in the relationship you will fall back in love again and at a higher level. So, relationships/marriage take lots of committement(did i spell that right?) Oh well...too lazy for dictionary now. But you must make sure that their level of dedication matches yours. Everybody says 'until death do us part'. Make sure they know what they are getting into and you too!!!! So, have clear boundaries and goals...