<prompt> Poleloana e reng lefatše ke sethala e bolelang?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What does the phrase the world is a stage mean? . Response in English: The phrase the world is a stage means that life can be thought of as a theatrical performance, with each person playing a specific role in the grander production. This expression comes from a famous line by William Shakespeare, from his play As You Like It, where he writes: All the worlds a stage, And all the men and women merely players; They have their exits and their entrances.... In this context, Shakespeare is suggesting that people have various roles to fulfill in their lives, they have their distinct moments of glory and despair, and ultimately, everyone exits this stage at their appointed time. Essentially, it implies that life is a series of events and experiences that are interconnected, and each of us is simply actors on this stage, performing to the best of our abilities. . Response in Sesotho: Poleloana lefatše ke sethala e bolela hore bophelo bo ka nkoa e le papali ea litšoantšiso, me motho ka mong a bapala karolo e itseng tlhahisong e kholoanyane. Polelo ena e tsoa moleng o tummeng oa William Shakespeare, papaling ea hae ea As You Like It, moo a ngolang: Lefatše lohle ke sethala, me banna le basali bohle ke libapali feela; ba na le libaka tsa bona tsa ho tsoa le menyako ea bona ... . Tabeng ena, Shakespeare o fana ka maikutlo a hore batho ba na le likarolo tse fapaneng tseo ba lokelang ho li phetha bophelong ba bona, ba na le linako tsa bona tse ikhethang tsa khanya le ho nyahama, me qetellong, bohle ba tsoa sethaleng sena ka nako ea bona e behiloeng. Ha e le hantle, e fana ka maikutlo a hore bophelo ke letoto la liketsahalo le liphihlelo tse hokahaneng, me e mong le e mong oa rona e mpa e le batšoantšisi sethaleng sena, ba bapala ka bokhoni ba rona. 