Joke of the Day #4

isn´t there a 和 missing in the first sentence?

Thanks sunmun, that makes perfect sense. :)

or maybe 'bring' is a better word.

ok ChinesePera-kun says it´s ok, so I accept it :-)

so the ticketseller doesn´t give out his oppinion about this movie cause he married the actress?

I think 带 means 'and' in that context.

so...you don´t exactly know your own jokes? ;-)

No, I just copy and paste from a joke site. ;)

好的 as long as it´s not from a bad-joke site ;-)

带 means bring can be insteaded of 和 here for this joke, i think it need some culture and philosophy background for comprehension. in the last sentence, he said we got married (with each other) generally it was said that the most sweet time between two people is the time before marriage. because it is full of dream in this phase. after gotting married, most people would turn to be tired to stick with each other gradually. because the chemical thing is beginning to trun down. so... in this joke, it's teasing this situation about the lover phase and marriage phase. am i clear enough for the explanation?

My translation is: The cinema's ticket seller said to a customer: "You usually bring a girl with you to see the movie, why are you getting one ticket today? What about your girlfriend?" "You're not aware, we're both married." I'm not too sure if that means they're married to other people or each other.