<prompt> Hlalosa tharollo e ikhethang ea ho fokotsa litšila tsa polasetiki tse sebelisoang hang.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Identify a unique solution to reduce single-use plastic waste. . Response in English: One unique solution to reduce single-use plastic waste is by implementing innovative measures such as the use of edible cutlery. Instead of using disposable plastic utensils, people can switch to edible cutlery made from a variety of grains such as wheat, rice, and sorghum, and flavored with spices or natural flavors. These utensils can be eaten as an after-meal snack, reducing the amount of waste that would have resulted from using plastic utensils. If not eaten, the utensils would decompose in about a week, making them eco-friendly. This approach not only reduces plastic waste, but it also raises awareness about sustainable living and promotes the use of natural and biodegradable materials. . Response in Sesotho: Tharollo e le ngoe e ikhethang ea ho fokotsa litšila tsa polasetiki tse sebelisoang hanngoe ke ka ho kenya tsebetsong mehato e ncha e kang ho sebelisa likotoana tse jeoang. Ho e-na le ho sebelisa lijana tsa polasetiki tse lahloang, batho ba ka fetohela lijong tse jeoang tse entsoeng ka lijo-thollo tse sa tšoaneng tse kang koro, raese le mabele, me li tšetsoe linōko kapa tatso ea tlhaho. Lisebelisoa tsena li ka jeoa e le seneke ka mora lijo, ho fokotsa litšila tse ka bakoang ke ho sebelisa lijana tsa polasetiki. Haeba li sa jeoe, lijana li ne li tla bola ka nako e ka etsang beke, e leng ho etsang hore li se ke tsa jeoa. Mokhoa ona ha o fokotse litšila tsa polasetiki feela, empa o boetse o hlokomelisa ka bophelo bo tsitsitseng mme o khothalletsa tšebeliso ea lisebelisoa tsa tlhaho le tse senyehang. 