<prompt> Tloo ka tharollo ea papali ena: Likatse tse peli li ka kamoreng. E ngoe ea tsona e tšoeu me e ngoe e ntšo. U li arola joang ntle le ho itšetleha ka molumo kapa pono?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Come up with a solution to this puzzle: Two cats are in a room. One of them is white and the other is black. How do you separate them without relying on sound or sight? . Response in English: One solution to this puzzle would be to use touch or sense of smell to differentiate between the two cats. You could put on gloves, and feel the texture of their fur or skin to see if there are any distinguishing features, such as one cat having longer or softer fur than the other.Alternatively, you could also use their sense of smell to distinguish between the two felines. Cats generally have a good sense of smell and release pheromones through their scent glands. You could introduce different scents or food items into the room and observe which cat is attracted to which scent, thereby separating the two. . Response in Sesotho: Tharollo e le ngoe ea papali ena ke ho sebelisa ho ama kapa ho fofonela ho khetholla likatse tse peli. U ka apara liatlana, me ua utloa sebopeho sa boea kapa letlalo la tsona ho bona hore na ho na le likarolo tse khethollang, joalo ka katse e le ngoe e nang le boea bo bolelele kapa bo bobebe ho feta e ngoe. Ntle le moo, o ka sebelisa mokhoa oa bona oa ho fofonela ho khetholla pakeng tsa likhama tse peli. Ka kakaretso likatse li na le kutlo e ntle ea monko me li lokolla li-pheromone ka litšoelesa tsa tsona tse monko. U ka kenya monko kapa lijo tse fapaneng ka phapusing, me u shebe hore na ke katse efe e khahloang ke monko ofe, ka hona u arola tse peli. 