<prompt> Etsa moralo oa polokelo ea polokelo bakeng sa laeborari e latelang ho alima libuka.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Design a database schema for a library that tracks book lending. . Response in English: A library database schema for book lending can be divided into several tables, linked via primary and foreign keys. Heres an example schema:1 Books- BookID primary key- Title- Author- ISBN- Publication Year- Genre- Number of Pages- Publisher2 Members- MemberID primary key- First Name- Last Name- Email Address- Phone Number- Address- Join Date3 Book Lending- LendID primary key- BookID foreign key, references Books table- MemberID foreign key, references Members table- Date Borrowed- Date Due- Date Returned- Overdue calculated field: YesNoAdditional tables can be created as needed, for example, for tracking librarian information, overdue fees, and reservationsholds. The schema can be adjusted as necessary to fit the specific requirements of the library. . Response in Sesotho: Schema ea polokelo ea libuka bakeng sa ho alima libuka e ka aroloa ka litafole tse maloa, tse hokahaneng ka linotlolo tsa mantlha le tsa kantle ho naha. Mona ke mohlala oa schema: 1 Libuka - BookID senotlolo sa mantlha - Sehlooho - Mongoli - ISBN - Selemo sa Phatlalatso - Mofuta - Palo ea Maqephe - Mohatisi 2 Litho - MemberID senotlolo sa mantlha - Lebitso la Pele - Lebitso - Aterese ea Imeile - Nomoro ea Mohala - Aterese - Kena Letsatsi la 3 Kalimo ea Buka - LendID senotlolo sa mantlha - BookID notlolo ea kantle ho naha, tafole ea litšupiso - MemberID notlolo ea kantle, tafole ea litho tsa litšupiso - Letsatsi le Alimang - Letsatsi le Lebeletsoeng - Letsatsi la ho Khutlisoa - Nako e fetisitsoeng e baliloeng tšimo: EChe Litafole tse ling li ka etsoa ha ho hlokahala, ho etsa mohlala, bakeng sa ho sala morao tlhahisoleseling, litefello tse siiloeng ke nako, le lipehelo. schema e ka fetoloa ha ho hlokahala hore e lumellane le litlhoko tse khethehileng tsa laeborari. 