<prompt> Hlalosa molumo oa terene e fetang.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the sound of a train passing by. . Response in English: The sound of a train passing by can be loud and multi-layered. At the onset, one can hear a distant rumbling and chugging of the engine as it approaches. As it gets closer, the sound intensifies and the vibrations can be felt on the ground. The horn of the train usually blares several times, creating a loud and sharp warning sound, while the wheels screech against the rails, adding a sharp and metallic component to the noise. Clacking and clanging sounds can also be heard as the carriages move past. The overall experience is one of power and intensity, as the sound gradually fades away into the distance until it is barely audible. . Response in Sesotho: Molumo oa terene e fetang o ka ba o lerata le oa mekhahlelo e mengata. Qalong, motho a ka utloa ho kurutla ho hole le ho lla ha enjene ha e ntse e atamela. Ha e ntse e atamela, molumo oa matlafala le ho thothomela ho ka utluoa fatše. Hangata lenaka la terene le lla ka makhetlo a maloa, me le etsa molumo o matla le o bohale oa temoso, ha mabili a ntse a lla khahlanong le seporo, a eketsa karolo e bohale le ea tšepe lerata leo. Ho ka utloahala le melumo e llang le e lumang ha likariki li ntse li feta. Boiphihlelo bo akaretsang ke ba matla le matla, ha molumo o ntse o fela butle-butle ho fihlela o sa utloahale. 