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+ As we learned in Lesson 9, to give the reason for something, we can use the conjunction から.
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+ When you want to mention not just one, but two (or more reasons), you can use し in place of から. し usually follows a predicate in the short form, but the long form can be used as well to increase the level of formality.日本語はおもしろいから、日本語の授業が大好きです。
+ I really like my Japanese class, because Japanese is interesting.
+ + (reason1)し、(reason2)し、(situation)。 = (situation), because (reason1) and (reason2). + +
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+ 日本語はおもしろいし、先生はいいし、私は日本語の授業が大好きです。
+ I really like my Japanese class, because Japanese is interesting, and our teacher is good.
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+ When you use just one し clause, you imply that it is not the only reason for the situation.
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+ 国に帰りたいですか。
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+ いいえ、日本の生活は楽しいし、いい友達がいるし、帰りたくないです。
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+ Do you want to go back home?
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+ No. Life here in Japan is good, and I have good friends here, so I don't want to go back.
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+ 物価が安いし、この町の生活は楽です。
+ Life in this city is easygoing. Things are inexpensive, for one thing.
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+ Note that だ is used in the present tense with な-adjectives and nouns, but not with い-adjectives.
+ 山下先生はいい先生です。教えるのが上手だし、親切だし。
+ Professor Yamashita is a great teacher. He is good at teaching, and he is kind.
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+ a. {V1/A1}し(、{V2/A2}し) + b. {N1/ANa1}だし(、{N2/ANa2}だし) + |
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