<prompt> Ngola pale e hlalosang ka bere e eang pikiniking.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Write a descriptive story about a bear going on a picnic. . Response in English: Once upon a time, deep in the heart of a lush green forest, a bear decided to go on a picnic. He was a big, friendly bear, with shiny black fur and a round tummy that rumbled in anticipation of the delicious treats he would enjoy on his picnic adventure.The bear went to his den and gathered all the necessary items for a perfect picnic. He packed a checkered blanket, his favorite basket, a jar of honey, a loaf of fresh bread, some berries he had picked earlier that morning, and of course, his precious picnic hat.With excitement in his heart and a spring in his step, the bear set off on his journey to the perfect picnic spot. He wandered through the forest, taking in the sights and sounds of nature, until he came to a clearing by a babbling brook. The bear knew this was the perfect spot for his picnic.He laid out the blanket and arranged his treats on it, making sure everything was just right. Then, he sat down to enjoy his feast. The honey was sweet and sticky, the bread fresh and crusty, and the berries deliciously juicy. The bear licked his paws in delight, savoring every bite.As he sat there, enjoying the peace and quiet, the bear couldnt help but feel grateful for the beautiful day and the bountiful food. Here he was, enjoying a simple picnic in the heart of nature, and yet he felt like the luckiest bear in the world.After finishing his meal, the bear took a nap in the warm sun, listening to the gentle sounds of the brook as it flowed by. When he woke up, he packed his things and headed back to his den, feeling happy and content. The bear knew that he would always treasure the memory of his perfect picnic in the forest. . Response in Sesotho: Ka nako e ngoe, hare-hare ho moru o tlokomang o tlokomang, bere e ile ea etsa qeto ea ho ea pikiniking. E ne e le bere e kgolo, e nang le botsoalle, a e-na le boea bo botšo bo benyang le mpa e chitja e neng e luma ka tebello ea lintho tse monate tseo a tla li thabela leetong la hae la pikiniki. Bere e ile ea ea mokoting oa eona me ea bokella lintho tsohle tse hlokahalang bakeng sa pikiniki e phethahetseng. O ile a paka kobo e cheki, seroto seo a se ratang haholo, nkho ya mahe a dinotshi, lofo ya bohobe bo foreshe, monokotshwai oo a neng a o kgetse pejana hoseng hoo, mme ehlile, katiba ya hae ya bohlokwa ya pikiniki. Ka pelo ea hae e thabileng me e le mothating oa ho tsamaea, bere e ile ea kena leetong la eona ho ea sebakeng se setle sa pikiniki. O ile a solla morung, a ntse a bona lintho le melumo ea tlhaho, ho fihlela a fihla sebakeng se phetheselang haufi le molatsoana o ntseng o luma. Bere e ne e tseba hore mona ke sebaka se loketseng pikiniki ea hae. O ile a ala kobo mme a hlophisa litlolo tsa hae holima eona, a etsa bonnete ba hore ntho e ngoe le e ngoe e nepahetse. Joale, a lula fatše ho thabela mokete oa hae. Mahe a linotši a ne a le monate a bile a khomaretse, bohobe bo le foreshe bo bile bo khorofo, me monokotšoai o le lero le monate. Bere e ile ea nyeka maroo a eona ka thabo, e natefeloa ke ho loma ka linako tsohle. Ha a ntse a dutse moo, a natefetswe ke kgotso le kgutso, bere e ne e sa kgone ho itshwara haese maikutlo a teboho bakeng sa letsatsi le letle le dijo tse ngata. E ne e le enoa, a natefeloa ke pikiniki e bonolo pelong ea tlhaho, leha ho le joalo o ne a ikutloa eka ke bere e lehlohonolo ka ho fetisisa lefatšeng. Ka mora hore e qete ho ja, bere e ile ea robala letsatsing le futhumetseng, e mamela melumo e bonolo ea molatsoana ha o ntse o phalla. Eitse ha a phaphama, a phutha dintho tsa hae, a kgutlela serobeng sa hae, a thabile a bile a kgotsofetse. Bere e ne e tseba hore e tla lula e hopola pikiniki ea eona e phethahetseng morung. 