<prompt> Ngola mongolo oa puisano pakeng tsa metsoalle e meli e buang ka katleho.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Write a script for a dialogue between two friends talking about success. . Response in English: John: Hey Sarah, how have you been?Sarah: Im doing great, thanks for asking! Things have been going well for me lately. How about you?John: Thats good to hear. Well, Ive been thinking a lot about success lately. What does it mean to you?Sarah: Success means different things to different people. For me, it means being able to achieve my goals and live a happy and fulfilled life. Its not just about money or fame.John: Thats a good point. I used to think that being successful meant having a high-paying job and a big house, but now I realize that its more about being content with who you are and what you do.Sarah: Yes, I couldnt agree more. I think its also important to define success on your own terms instead of letting society dictate what it means. We all have our own unique paths in life.John: Absolutely. And its also important to remember that failure is often just a stepping stone on the path to success. We can learn from our mistakes and keep moving forward.Sarah: Thats so true. I like to see challenges and failures as opportunities for growth and learning. At the end of the day, success is a journey, not a destination.John: Youre right. Its all about the journey and enjoying the ride. Thanks for sharing your thoughts with me, Sarah.Sarah: Anytime, John. Its always good to have these kinds of conversations. . Response in Sesotho: John: Hey Sarah, u ntse u le joang? Sarah: Ke sebetsa hantle, kea leboha ka ho botsa! Morao tjena lintho li nile tsa ntsamaela hantle. Uena? John: Ho monate ho utlwa. Hantle, morao tjena ke ntse ke nahana haholo ka katleho. E bolelang ho uena? Sarah: Katleho e bolela lintho tse fapaneng ho batho ba fapaneng. Ho na, ho bolela ho khona ho finyella lipakane tsa ka le ho phela bophelo bo thabileng le bo khotsofatsang. Hase feela chelete kapa botumo. John: Ke ntlha e ntle eo. Ke ne ke nahana hore ho atleha ho bolela ho ba le mosebetsi o lefang haholo le ho ba le ntlo e khōlō, empa hona joale kea hlokomela hore ke habohlokoa haholo ho khotsofalla seo u leng sona le seo u se etsang. Sarah: Ee, ha ke a ka ka dumellana le ho feta. Ke nahana hore ho bohlokoa hape ho hlalosa katleho ho latela maemo a hau ho fapana le ho lumella sechaba hore se laele hore na se bolela eng. Kaofela re na le litsela tsa rona tse ikhethang bophelong. John: Ho joalo. Hape ho bohlokoa ho hopola hore ho hloleha hangata ke mohato o lebisang katlehong. Re ka ithuta diphosong tsa rona mme ra tswela pele. Sarah: Ke nnete haholo. Ke rata ho bona liqholotso le mefokolo e le menyetla ea ho hola le ho ithuta. Qetellong ea letsatsi, katleho ke leeto, eseng moo motho a eang teng. John: O nepile. Ke tsohle mabapi le leeto le ho thabela ho palama. Kea leboha ka ho arolelana maikutlo a hau le na, Sarah. Sarah: Nako efe kapa efe, John. Ho molemo kamehla ho ba le lipuisano tsa mofuta ona. 