<prompt> Hlalosa kgutlotharo e le sebopeho sa geometri.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe a triangle as a geometric shape. . Response in English: A triangle is a geometric shape formed by three straight lines connecting three points or vertices, in a way that each line segment meets the other two only at their endpoints. These straight lines are called sides of the triangle, while the points at which they meet are called vertices or angles of the triangle. The interior angles of a triangle always add up to 180 degrees. There are different types of triangles depending on the length of their sides or the size of their angles. Examples include scalene, isosceles, and equilateral triangles based on the sides, and acute, right, and obtuse triangles based on the angles. . Response in Sesotho: khutlotharo ke sebōpeho sa thutatekanyo e entsoeng ka mela e meraro e otlolohileng e kopanyang lintlha tse tharo kapa li-vertices, ka tsela eo karolo ka ngoe ea mola e kopanang le tse ling tse peli feela qetellong ea tsona. Mela ena e otlolohileng e bitsoa mahlakore a khutlo-tharo, ha lintlha tseo li kopanang ho tsona li bitsoa lintlheng kapa likhutlo tsa khutlotharo. Li-angles tse ka hare tsa khutlotharo li lula li eketsa likhato tse 180. Ho na le mefuta e fapaneng ea likhutlo tse tharo ho itšetlehile ka bolelele ba mahlakore a tsona kapa boholo ba li-angles tsa tsona. Mehlala e kenyelletsa scalene, isosceles, le li-triangles tse lekanang tse thehiloeng mahlakoreng, le li-triangles tse matla, tse nepahetseng le tse obtuse tse thehiloeng ho li-angles. 