<prompt> Hlalosa se boleloang ke maele a latelang: Nonyana letsohong ke ea bohlokoa ba babeli morung.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the meaning of the following proverb: A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush. . Response in English: A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush is a common proverb that means its better to have something certain or tangible, even if it is small or of lesser value, than to take risks in pursuit of something that might offer greater rewards but is not guaranteed. The proverb likely originated from the idea of hunting, when a bird already caught is certainly more valuable than the potential for catching two more in the bushes. The proverb suggests that it is usually wiser to be content with what you already have, rather than taking unnecessary risks seeking for something that is uncertain. . Response in Sesotho: Nonyana letsohong ke ea bohlokoa ka bobeli morung ke maele a tloaelehileng a bolelang hore ho molemo ho ba le ntho e itseng kapa e bonahalang, leha e le e nyenyane kapa e le ea bohlokoa bo fokolang, ho e-na le ho ipeha kotsing ka ho lelekisa ntho e ka nang ea fana ka kholoanyane. meputso empa e sa tiisetsoa. Ho ka etsahala hore maele ana a simolohile khopolong ea ho tsoma, ha nonyana e seng e tšoasitsoe ka sebele e le ea bohlokoa ho feta monyetla oa ho tšoasa tse ling tse peli lihlahleng. Seane seno se akantsha gore gantsi go botlhale go kgotsofalela se o setseng o na le sone, go na le go itsenya mo kotsing go sa tlhokege ka go batla sengwe se o sa tlhomamisegang ka sone. 