<prompt> Etsa mohlala oa puo e rutang ka sehlooho se itseng.Mefuta e hlaselang  <response>: Instruction in English: Create an example of an informative speech about a specific topic. . Response in English: Good afternoon everyone, and welcome to this presentation on the topic of invasive species. Today, I will discuss what invasive species are, why they are a problem, and what is being done to control them.An invasive species is a type of plant, animal or microbe that is not native to a specific location and has a tendency to spread, and in doing so cause damage to the environment, human health, and the economy. Invasive species can cause harm to native plants and animals by competing with them for resources or by preying on them. They can also spread diseases and cause other problems.One of the main reasons why invasive species are such a problem is due to human activities like international trade, transport, and travel. These activities can inadvertently introduce invasive species to new areas where they can thrive and spread rapidly.Once an invasive species has established itself in a new environment, it can be incredibly difficult to control or eradicate it. This is why prevention is crucial, and many measures are in place, such as inspections of cargo at ports and regulations on the import of exotic species, to try and reduce the risk of new invasive species being introduced.However, when an invasive species does become established, various methods can be used to try and control it. These can include physical methods like trapping or hand removal, biological methods such as the introduction of a natural predator, or chemical methods like the use of pesticides.In conclusion, invasive species pose a significant threat to our ecosystems, and it is up to all of us to do our part to help prevent their introduction and spread. By being aware of the problem and taking steps to minimize the risk, we can help protect our environment and all the species that call it home. Thank you for your attention. . Response in Sesotho: Lumelang bohle, me le amohelehile tlhahisong ena ea sehlooho sa mefuta e hlaselang. Kajeno, ke tla tšohla hore na mefuta e hlaselang ke eng, hore na ke hobaneng ha e le bothata, le hore na ho etsoa eng ho e laola. Mofuta o hlaselang ke mofuta oa semela, phoofolo kapa likokoana-hloko tse sa hlaheng sebakeng se itseng me li na le tšekamelo ea ho ata, me ka ho etsa joalo li baka tšenyo tikolohong, bophelo bo botle ba batho le moruo. Mefuta e hlaselang e ka baka kotsi ho limela le liphoofolo tsa moo ka ho hlōlisana le tsona bakeng sa mehloli kapa ka ho li tsoma. Li ka boela tsa jala maloetse le ho baka mathata a mang. Le leng la mabaka a ka sehloohong a etsang hore mefuta e hlaselang e be bothata bo joalo ke ka lebaka la mesebetsi ea batho e kang khoebo ea machaba, lipalangoang le maeto. Mesebetsi ena e ka kenya mefuta e hlaselang ka boomo libakeng tse ncha moo e ka atlehang le ho ata ka potlako. Hang ha mefuta e hlaselang e ikentse tikolohong e ncha, ho ka ba thata haholo ho e laola kapa ho e felisa. Ke ka lebaka lena thibelo e leng bohlokoa, me ho na le mehato e mengata, joalo ka tlhahlobo ea thepa boema-kepeng le melaoana mabapi le ho reka mefuta e sa tloaelehang ea mefuta e sa tšoaneng, ho leka le ho fokotsa kotsi ea mefuta e mecha e hlaselang e hlahisoang. Leha ho le joalo, ha mofuta o hlaselang o hlaha, ho ka sebelisoa mekhoa e sa tšoaneng ho leka le ho o laola. Tsena li ka kenyelletsa mekhoa ea mele e kang ho tšoasa kapa ho tlosa matsoho, mekhoa ea likokoana-hloko e kang ho hlahisa sebata sa tlhaho, kapa mekhoa ea likhemikhale e kang tšebeliso ea chefo e bolaeang likokoanyana. Qetellong, mefuta e hlaselang e baka tšokelo e kholo tikolohong ea rona, me ho ho rona bohle ho etsa karolo ea rona ho thibela ho ata ha eona le ho ata. Ka ho hlokomela bothata le ho nka mehato ea ho fokotsa kotsi, re ka thusa ho sireletsa tikoloho ea rona le mefuta eohle e e bitsang lehae la rona. Kea leboha ha u mametse. 