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What Does P.s. In A Letter Mean?

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The short form of PS commonly used in a letter stands for 'post script'. It is a message that is appended at the last part of a letter following the writer's signature. The term could also refer to additional information which is appended to a manuscript.

The term has its roots in the Medieval Latin *postscriptum; coming from the neuter past participle of the Latin term postscribere, meaning to write after. It is thus a break up of post-, meaning post plus scrbere, meaning to write.

Arguably the most widespread postscript that is observed in love letters would be "P.S. I love you!" The expression is found as a title of at least two well-known songs, one by The Beatles and one by Rosemary Clooney. Another abbreviation which has gained popularity is P.P.S. meaning "Post-postscript". It allows one to add additional thoughts even after the initial postscript.
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I'm thinking it means please see or post script because it is used after a letter ending, its used to add more in the sentence so it could mean post script------ post means to add I guess and script is a piece of writing so if you think about it it is  add writing   so it's post script

-Please note it is not please see-
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anupama kumar answered
The short form of PS commonly used in a letter stands for 'post
script'. It is a message that is appended at the last part of a letter
following the writer's signature. The term could also refer to
additional information which is appended to a manuscript.

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