No. 484 in French
ps
"PS" in French stands for "post-scriptum," meaning "postscript" or an additional remark after the main text.
In a sentence
PS : N'oubliez pas de m'envoyer le rapport.
PS: Don't forget to send me the report.
Here 'PS' (or 'Post-Scriptum') is used at the end of a letter or message to add an afterthought or additional note.
Lors de la présentation, elle a lu un PS qu'elle avait écrit sur sa feuille.
During the presentation, she read a PS she had written on her sheet.
In this example, 'PS' indicates an additional note written below the main content, typically as an annex.
Il a ajouté un PS à son message pour expliquer ses excuses.
He added a PS to his message to explain his apologies.
'PS' (Post-Scriptum) here is used to append a supplementary comment or clarification to the main text of a message.
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