The meaning of し


I didn't understand し after 買った

> 旅行の計画は終わった？  
>  うん、切符を買ったし、ホテルの予約もしてある。




**し** is used to emphatically add information to a statement, implying that
something **is** among other things(that may be not mentioned as well). The
simple formula is as follows:

  * **Verbs:** Informal termination + し
  * **i-Adjs:** i-Adj+し: 美味しい → 美味しいし.
  * **na-Adjs/nouns:** na-Adj/noun + だし: 静か → 静かだし

e.g. その喫茶店は料理が美味しいし、値段がひくいし、それに駐車場があるし。  
The food on that restaurant is delicious( **among the next facts** ), **also**
the prices are low, and what's more, they **also** have parking.

We can see the emphatically adding of information here with the rough
translations for **し**.

* * *

This **し** pattern is normally written or spoken with more than 1 **し** on the
sentence, however, you can have only one **し** on the sentences and end with
it (although is sometimes not seen as correct).

おいトムくん、もう彼女ができたの？ - Hey Tom, have you gotten yourself a girl already?

彼女？！時間がないし… Girlfriend?! I don't have time for that( **among other reasons**
).




**し** is used to emphatically add information to a statement, implying that
something **is** among other things(that may be not mentioned as well). The
simple formula is as follows:

  * **Verbs:** Informal termination + し
  * **i-Adjs:** i-Adj+し: 美味しい → 美味しいし.
  * **na-Adjs/nouns:** na-Adj/noun + だし: 静か → 静かだし

e.g. その喫茶店は料理が美味しいし、値段がひくいし、それに駐車場があるし。  
The food on that restaurant is delicious( **among the next facts** ), **also**
the prices are low, and what's more, they **also** have parking.

We can see the emphatically adding of information here with the rough
translations for **し**.

* * *

This **し** pattern is normally written or spoken with more than 1 **し** on the
sentence, however, you can have only one **し** on the sentences and end with
it (although is sometimes not seen as correct).

おいトムくん、もう彼女ができたの？ - Hey Tom, have you gotten yourself a girl already?

彼女？！時間がないし… Girlfriend?! I don't have time for that( **among other reasons**
).

