<prompt> Moelelo oa poleloana tseletseng ho e ngoe, halofo ea tse ling e bolela eng?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is the meaning of the phrase six of one, half dozen of the other . Response in English: Six of one, half a dozen of the other is an idiomatic expression that means two choices or options are equivalent or indifferent; the distinction between the two is unimportant or irrelevant. Its like saying that it doesnt really matter which of the two options you choose because they are essentially the same or will have the same outcome. The phrase is based on the fact that 6 and half a dozen are two ways of expressing the same quantity. . Response in Sesotho: Tselela ho e ngoe, halofo ea dozen ea e ngoe ke poleloana ea maele e bolelang hore likhetho tse peli kapa likhetho lia lekana kapa ha li na taba; phapang pakeng tsa tse pedi ha e bohlokwa kapa ha e na thuso. Ho tšoana le ho bolela hore ha ho na taba hore na u khetha khetho efe ho tse peli hobane li hlile lia tšoana kapa li tla ba le sephetho se tšoanang. Polelo ena e thehiloe tabeng ea hore 6 le halofo ea dozen ke litsela tse peli tsa ho hlalosa bongata bo tšoanang. 