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I was watching an anime and one of the characters said this:

> 優しいししっかりしてるし可愛いし

I was a bit surprised because I was told that you should connect adjectives
with て.

Why is this characters using し here?
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conjunctions particle-し
Can し act as replacement for て when listing a series of adjectives?
When the character said

> 優しいししっかりしてるし可愛いし

It roughly translates to

> He is nice, _plus_ mature, _plus_ cute.

If you were to use て、 you would not say 優しいて、 you would say 優しくて.

Here, 優しいし is used because it is a little more informal than 優しくて.

I hope this helps.
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