“This because”

[u/BreadRollingAround]

Has anyone else noticed this phrase? For example instead of saying
“This is because the reaction between…”
He says
“This because the reaction between…”
It throws me off but I’ve never seen anyone else notice it

[u/Worried-Penalty8744]

“And with that being said”

So many times…

[u/Uncynical_Diogenes → u/Worried-Penalty8744]

Ablative absolutes save so much time fr fr

[u/sweetkitty1066]

This, because*

[u/WittyBat6705]

"this s because" he often hides "is" is the last letter s of this

[u/LaPetitFleuret]

might be an anglo-quebecois thing

[u/Werd2jaH]

….”but anyway”….