きれいな鳥に連れてってもらいます


Someone asked his/her friend "What did you do after the wedding party" and
his/her friend said:

> ええ、すこしながいやすみをとって、きれいな鳥に連れてってもらいます。

I don't understand the meaning of "鳥に" here, and "連れてってもらいます" here .




きれいな鳥に連れてってもらいます literally means "I will have [my husband] take me to a
beautiful bird."

  * きれいな: beautiful
  * 鳥: bird
  * に: (destination marker)
  * 連れて: te-form of 連れる "to take someone (to somewhere)"
  * って: contraction for いって, which is the te-form of the subsidiary verb [いく](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/676/5010)
  * もらいます: masu-form of もらう (implies someone does a favor for you; see [What is the meaning of もらう here?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/14828/5010))

Of course it makes little sense. Perhaps you have mixed 鳥【とり】 (bird) and
**島【しま】** ( **island** )? Going to a beautiful island for a honeymoon is
certainly a common thing to do.




きれいな鳥に連れてってもらいます literally means "I will have [my husband] take me to a
beautiful bird."

  * きれいな: beautiful
  * 鳥: bird
  * に: (destination marker)
  * 連れて: te-form of 連れる "to take someone (to somewhere)"
  * って: contraction for いって, which is the te-form of the subsidiary verb [いく](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/676/5010)
  * もらいます: masu-form of もらう (implies someone does a favor for you; see [What is the meaning of もらう here?](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/14828/5010))

Of course it makes little sense. Perhaps you have mixed 鳥【とり】 (bird) and
**島【しま】** ( **island** )? Going to a beautiful island for a honeymoon is
certainly a common thing to do.

