and
giving reasons
Structure
- Verb + し
- いAdj + し
- Noun + だ・し
- なAdj + だ・し
The last し in a sentence can be replaced with から or ので
and
giving reasons
Structure
- Verb + し
- いAdj + し
- Noun + だ・し
- なAdj + だ・し
The last し in a sentence can be replaced with から or ので
Many of the し ~ し sentences contain: (among other things). I can kind of see that this could be implied but it’s not clear, to me, in the grammar description.
彼女は親切だし、綺麗だし、本当に大好き。
She is kind and beautiful (among other things). I really love her.
So I keep getting this mixed with とか-とか.
So does し imply among other things?