<prompt> Seva ea DNS e etsa eng?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What does a DNS server do? . Response in English: A DNS Domain Name System server is an integral part of the internet that translates human-readable domain names e.g. google.com into computer-readable IP addresses e.g. 216.58.194.174. This is necessary because computers and devices communicate using numerical IP addresses, while people use the more memorable domain names. When you enter a domain name in your web browser, the request is sent to a DNS server to resolve the domain name to an IP address. The DNS server will search its records to find the corresponding IP address and return it to the web browser, which can then use it to connect to the appropriate web server.The DNS server acts like an intermediary, managing requests and responses to ensure that users can access the websites and online services they need. Without DNS servers, the internet would be much more difficult to navigate and use. . Response in Sesotho: Seva ea DNS Domain Name System ke karolo ea bohlokoa ea inthanete e fetolelang mabitso a domain a ka baloang ke batho mohlala google.com ho ea ho liaterese tsa IP tse baloang ka komporo mohlala 216.58.194.174. Sena sea hlokahala hobane likhomphutha le lisebelisoa li buisana li sebelisa liaterese tsa IP tsa linomoro, ha batho ba sebelisa mabitso a domain a sa lebaleheng. Ha o kenya lebitso la domain ho sebatli sa hau sa marang-rang, kopo e romelloa ho seva sa DNS ho rarolla lebitso la sebaka ho aterese ea IP. Seva ea DNS e tla batla lirekoto tsa eona ho fumana aterese ea IP e tsoanang ebe e e khutlisetsa ho sebatli sa marang-rang, se ka se sebelisang ho hokela seva sa webo se nepahetseng. Seva ea DNS e sebetsa joalo ka mokena-lipakeng, ea laolang likopo le likarabo ho netefatsa hore basebelisi ba khona ho fihlella liwebsaete le litsebeletso tsa inthanete tseo ba li hlokang. Ntle le li-server tsa DNS, marang-rang a ne a tla ba thata haholo ho tsamaea le ho a sebelisa. 