<prompt> Etsa boemo boo motho a ka sebelisang poleloana u se ke ua bala likhoho tsa hau pele li qhotsoanan  <response>: Instruction in English: Create a situation where a person might use the phrase dont count your chickens before they hatch . Response in English: A person might use the phrase dont count your chickens before they hatch when they want to caution someone against making plans or assumptions that depend on a future outcome that is uncertain. For example, a friend tells you that they are going to buy a new car with the money they expect to earn from a business deal that hasnt been finalized yet. You might respond by saying dont count your chickens before they hatch to remind them that the deal might fall through and its better to wait until the money is actually in hand before making plans to spend it. . Response in Sesotho: Motho a ka na a sebelisa poleloana e reng u se ke ua bala likhoho tsa hao pele li qhotsoa ha a batla ho hlokomelisa motho e mong khahlanong le ho etsa merero kapa likhopolo tse itšetlehileng ka sephetho sa kamoso se sa tsitsang. Ka mohlala, motsoalle oa hao o u bolella hore ba ilo reka koloi e ncha ka chelete eo ba lebeletseng ho e fumana khoebong e e-so phethoe. U ka na ua arabela ka ho re u se ke ua bala likhoho tsa hau pele li qhotsoa ho ba hopotsa hore thekiso e ka na ea oela me ho molemo ho ema ho fihlela chelete e hlile e le letsohong pele u etsa merero ea ho e sebelisa. 