Why was し used instead of から？


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In this message why is し used instead of から？I thought し was mainly for when
there’s multiple reasons for things. Is there another use or reason for it or
is it kinda like や, where the other reasons might not be stated?




This し simply means “and”.  
It means “Interpreter job can widen your view and make you grow.”  
や can’t replace し in this sentence because や can’t be after a verb or
adjective. And し can’t be after a noun.

Sometimes し means から(because).

> 今日は寒いし、外出はしたくない。  
>  I don’t want to go out today because it’s clod.

When し is used as から(because) like the example above, there’s another reason.
I think he may be sleepy.

> 今日は寒いし、眠いし、外出はしたくない。  
>  I don’t want to go out today because it’s clod and I’m sleepy.

In this sentence, I think he has no other reason.

