<prompt> Hangata cicada e hlaha neng?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: When do cicadas usually appear? . Response in English: Cicadas are insects that typically appear in large numbers either annually or on predictable multi-year cycles, depending on the species. Some species, known as annual cicadas or dog-day cicadas, emerge every year in late summer. Other species, known as periodical cicadas, have synchronized, mass emergences that occur on a regular schedule. For example, some have a 13-year cycle and are mainly found in southern parts of the United States, while others have a 17-year cycle and are found in the eastern part of the country. These periodical cicadas often emerge in early summer, typically in May or June. . Response in Sesotho: Li-Cicadas ke likokoanyana tse atisang ho hlaha ka bongata selemo le selemo kapa ka nako ea lilemo tse ngata, ho itšetlehile ka mefuta ea tsona. Mefuta e meng, e tsejoang e le cicadas ea selemo le selemo kapa cicadas ea letsatsi la ntja, e hlaha selemo le selemo qetellong ea lehlabula. Mefuta e meng, e tsejoang e le periodical cicadas, e nile ea lumellana, ho hlaha ka bongata ho etsahalang ka kemiso e tloaelehileng. Ka mohlala, tse ling li na le potoloho ea lilemo tse 13 me li fumaneha haholo-holo likarolong tse ka boroa tsa United States, ha tse ling li na le potoloho ea lilemo tse 17 me li fumaneha karolong e ka bochabela ea naha. Hangata li-cicada tsena li hlaha mathoasong a lehlabula, hangata ka May kapa June. 