<prompt> Ho boleloa hore chelete e ke ke ea reka thabo. Hobaneng?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: It is said that money cannot buy happiness. Why? . Response in English: While money can buy material possessions and provide a certain level of comfort and security, it cannot buy the intangible things that contribute to true happiness. Happiness is often found in experiences, relationships, and a sense of purpose or fulfillment. These things cannot be purchased with money, but rather come from within ourselves and our connections with others. Additionally, the pursuit of money can sometimes lead to stress, anxiety, and an unbalanced life, further hindering our ability to find happiness. Ultimately, it is important to focus on the things that truly bring joy and meaning to our lives, rather than solely focusing on financial wealth. . Response in Sesotho: Le hoja chelete e ka reka lintho tse bonahalang me ea fana ka boemo bo itseng ba boiketlo le tšireletseho, e ke ke ea reka lintho tse sa bonahaleng tse tlatsetsang thabong ea nete. Boitumelo gantsi bo fitlhelwa mo maitemogelong, mo dikamanong, le mo boikutlong jwa go nna le boikaelelo kana go kgotsofala. Lintho tsena li ke ke tsa rekoa ka chelete, empa li tsoa ka hare ho rona le likamanong tsa rona le ba bang. Ho phaella moo, ho lelekisa chelete ka linako tse ling ho ka baka khatello ea maikutlo, matšoenyeho le bophelo bo sa leka-lekanang, e leng ho re sitisang le ho feta ho fumana thabo. Qetellong, ke habohlokoa ho tsepamisa maikutlo linthong tse tlisang thabo le morero bophelong ba rōna e le kannete, ho e-na le ho tsepamisa maikutlo maruong a lichelete feela. 