<prompt> Bapisa le ho bapisa lipatlisiso tsa mathomo le tsa bobeli.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Compare and contrast primary and secondary research. . Response in English: Primary research refers to the collection of original data or information by different methods such as surveys, observations, experiments, focus groups, and interviews, which is tailored to address particular research question or problem. The main advantage of primary research is that it provides first-hand, accurate, and up-to-date information that is specific to the research objectives. However, the process of conducting primary research can be time-consuming and expensive since it requires designing the research instruments, collecting data, and analyzing it.On the other hand, secondary research is the use of existing data or information that has been collected by someone else for another purpose. This type of research includes sources such as government reports, published articles, books, and newspapers. Secondary research is easier, faster, and less expensive to conduct since the information is already available. However, the information may not be specifically tailored to the research question, and the accuracy and relevance of the information may be questionable since it was not collected for the particular research purpose.In conclusion, primary research provides specific, first-hand information that is tailored to the research objectives, while secondary research makes use of existing information that may not be specifically related to the research question but is easier and less expensive to obtain. Both methods can be useful, depending on the research question and objectives, and researchers often use a combination of both to obtain a comprehensive understanding of the topic being studied. . Response in Sesotho: Patlisiso ea mantlha e bua ka pokello ea data ea mantlha kapa tlhaiso-leseling ka mekhoa e fapaneng joalo ka lipatlisiso, litebello, liteko, lihlopha tse tsepamisitsoeng maikutlo, le lipuisano, tse etselitsoeng ho rarolla potso kapa bothata bo itseng ba lipatlisiso. Molemo o ka sehloohong oa lipatlisiso tsa mantlha ke hore e fana ka tlhahisoleseding ea pele, e nepahetseng, le ea morao-rao e tobileng merero ea lipatlisiso. Leha ho le joalo, tsebetso ea ho etsa lipatlisiso tsa mantlha e ka nka nako ebile e theko e boima kaha e hloka ho rala lisebelisoa tsa lipatlisiso, ho bokella lintlha, le ho li sekaseka. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, lipatlisiso tsa bobeli ke tšebeliso ea boitsebiso bo teng kapa boitsebiso bo bokeletsoeng ke motho e mong bakeng sa morero o mong. Mofuta ona oa lipatlisiso o kenyelletsa mehloli e kang litlaleho tsa mmuso, lingoliloeng tse hatisitsoeng, libuka le likoranta. Lipatlisiso tsa bobeli li bonolo, li potlakile, ebile ha li theko e tlaase ho li etsa kaha boitsebiso bo se bo ntse bo le teng. Leha ho le joalo, tlhahisoleseding e ka na ea se ke ea lumellana ka ho toba le potso ea lipatlisiso, me ho nepahala le bohlokoa ba tlhahisoleseding e ka na ea belaella kaha ha e ea bokelloa bakeng sa morero o itseng oa lipatlisiso. Qetellong, lipatlisiso tsa mantlha li fana ka tlhahisoleseding e tobileng, ea pele e lumellanang le merero ea lipatlisiso, ha lipatlisiso tsa bobeli li sebelisa boitsebiso bo teng boo e ka nang eaba ha bo amane ka ho toba le potso ea lipatlisiso empa bo bonolo ebile bo sa theko e tlaase ho bo fumana. Mekhoa ena ka bobeli e ka ba molemo, ho latela potso ea lipatlisiso le sepheo, me hangata bafuputsi ba sebelisa motsoako oa bobeli ho fumana kutloisiso e felletseng ea sehlooho se ithutoang. 