<prompt> Theha khang ka sehlooho se latelang.Tšebeliso ea li-plastiki tse sebelisoang hang feela  <response>: Instruction in English: Formulate an argument about the following topic. . Response in English: The rapid increase in the use of single-use plastics over the past few decades has brought about several negative environmental impacts, prompting a need for a worldwide effort to reduce their consumption. Single-use plastics, such as bags, straws, and water bottles, are non-biodegradable; consequently, they can take hundreds of years to decompose, and when they do, they release harmful chemicals. When they are improperly managed, these plastics not only pollute the environment but can also harm wildlife who mistake them for food.Moreover, the production of plastics consumes a considerable amount of the planets resources, such as water, energy, and fossil fuels, contributing to global warming and climate change.There are several alternatives to single-use plastics already in existence. For instance, using reusable bags and containers, paper or metal straws, and tap water from reusable bottles, are easy changes that can significantly reduce the use of single-use plastics. Governments can also play their part in encouraging the reduction of single-use plastics by implementing policies such as taxes and bans on certain products. In conclusion, the harmful impact of single-use plastics on the environment, wildlife, and the planets resources demands greater action to reduce their consumption. By making small changes in our daily lives, supporting government initiatives and advocating for environmentally friendly alternatives, we can all participate in building a more sustainable future. . Response in Sesotho: Keketseho e potlakileng ea tšebeliso ea polasetiki e sebelisoang e le ngoe lilemong tse mashome a seng makae tse fetileng e tlisitse litlamorao tse maloa tse mpe tsa tikoloho, e leng se entseng hore ho be le tlhoko ea boiteko ba lefatse ba ho fokotsa tšebeliso ea tsona. Lipolasetiki tse sebelisoang hang feela, tse kang mekotla, litlhaka le libotlolo tsa metsi, ha li senyehe; ka lebaka leo, li ka nka lilemo tse makholo hore li bole, me ha li fela, li ntša likhemikhale tse kotsi. Ha li sa laoloe ka tsela e nepahetseng, lipolasetiki tsena ha li silafatse tikoloho feela empa li ka boela tsa ntša liphoofolo tse hlaha kotsi tse li nkang e le lijo. Ho feta moo, ho etsoa ha lipolasetiki ho ja lisebelisoa tse ngata tsa lefatše, tse kang metsi, matla le libeso, tse tlatsetsang ho futhumaleng ha lefatše le ho fetoha ha maemo a leholimo. Ho na le mekhoa e mengata ea ho sebelisa polasetiki e le ngoe e seng e ntse e le teng. Ka mohlala, ho sebelisa mekotla le lijana tse ka sebelisoang hape, litlhaka tsa pampiri kapa tsa tšepe, le metsi a pompo a tsoang ka libotlolong tse ka sebelisoang hape, ke liphetoho tse bonolo tse ka fokotsang haholo tšebeliso ea polasetiki e sebelisoang hang feela. Mebuso e ka boela ea phetha karolo ea eona ea ho khothalletsa phokotso ea lipolasetiki tse sebelisoang hanngoe ka ho kenya tšebetsong maano a kang makhetho le lithibelo tsa lihlahisoa tse itseng. Qetellong, phello e kotsi ea lipolasetiki tse sebelisoang hang feela tikolohong, liphoofolong tse hlaha le mehloling ea polanete e hloka hore ho nke khato e matla ho fokotsa tšebeliso ea tsona. Ka ho etsa liphetoho tse nyane bophelong ba rona ba letsatsi le letsatsi, ho tsehetsa boikitlaetso ba mmuso le ho buella mekhoa e meng e baballang tikoloho, bohle re ka nka karolo ho aheng bokamoso bo tsitsitseng. 