Okay, the user sent "tacks on". Let me check the translation rules again. First, translate into French. The original isn't in French, so I need to translate. "Tacks on" could be a verb phrase. "Tacks" is like nails or pins, so maybe "clous" in French. "On" is "sur" in French. But "tacks on" might be an idiom. Wait, maybe it's "attacher des clous" or "fixer avec des clous". Alternatively, if it's a noun, like "tacks" as in small nails, then "clous" is correct. But the user might be referring to the action of tacking something on, like adding a note. In that case, "ajouter" or "coller" could work. But without more context, I should stick to a direct translation. So "tacks on" would be "clous sur" in French. But I need to make sure. Alternatively, "tacks on" could be "coller des clous" but that's more like "to nail on". Hmm. Maybe the best translation is "clous sur" but I'm not entirely sure. Wait, maybe the user is using "tacks on" as a command, like "tack on" as in "add" something. In that case, "ajouter" would be better. But without context, it's safer to go with the direct translation. So "clous sur" is the literal translation. I'll go with that.
clous sur
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