～し、～し、～

At a glance

～し、～し、～ lists two or more reasons or characteristics, like "and... and... (so)". It suggests there are several good reasons for what you say next.

[Plain form] し、[Plain form] し、[Result]。

この店みせは安やすいし、おいしいし、よく来きます。 This shop is cheap and the food is good, so I come here often.

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How to form it

Put し after the plain form. な-adjectives and nouns need だ before し.

For more politeness you can also use です/ます before し: 安やすいですし, 行いきますし.