<prompt> Khohlano e re thusa joang ho tsamaea?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: How does friction help us walk? . Response in English: Friction is a force that opposes motion between two surfaces that are in contact. When we walk, we apply a force to the ground with our feet, and the ground pushes back with an equal and opposite force. This reaction force is what propels us forward.The force of friction between the bottom of our shoes and the ground plays a crucial role in walking. As we take a step, our foot pushes against the ground. The force of friction between our shoe and the ground helps to grip the ground, preventing our foot from slipping. Without friction, we would be unable to gain traction, resulting in slipping and sliding with every step.In summary, friction provides the grip and traction necessary for us to maintain our balance and move forward while walking. Without friction, walking would be an incredibly difficult and potentially dangerous task. . Response in Sesotho: Khohlano ke matla a hanyetsanang le motsamao lipakeng tsa libaka tse peli tse hokahaneng. Ha re tsamaea, re sebelisa matla fatše ka maoto a rona, me fatše o sutumelletsa morao ka matla a lekanang le a fapaneng. Matla ana a karabelo ke ona a re isang pele. Matla a khohlano pakeng tsa botlaaseng ba lieta tsa rona le fatše a phetha karolo ea bohlokoa ho tsamaea. Ha re nka mohato, leoto la rona le sutumelletsa fatše. Matla a khohlano pakeng tsa seeta sa rōna le fatše a thusa ho tšoara fatše, ho thibela leoto la rōna ho thella. Ntle le khohlano, re ne re ke ke ra khona ho hohella, ho fella ka ho thella le ho thella ka mohato o mong le o mong. Ka bokhutšoanyane, khohlano e fana ka ho tsoara le ho tsoara ho hlokahalang hore re boloke botsitso le ho hatela pele ha re ntse re tsamaea. Ntle le likhohlano, ho tsamaea e ne e tla ba mosebetsi o boima haholo le o ka bang kotsi. 