<prompt> Hlalosa hore na phapang ke efe lipakeng tsa fonte ea serif le sans serif?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain what is the difference between a serif and sans serif font. . Response in English: A serif font is a typeface that has small decorative strokes or flourishes added to the ends of the strokes that make up the letters and symbols. These small lines, called serifs, add extra detail and can help guide the eye along the lines of text, making it easier to read.On the other hand, a sans serif font is a typeface that does not have these decorative lines. The term sans means without in French, so sans serif literally means without serifs. Sans serif fonts often have a more modern and minimalist appearance and are generally considered easier to read on screens.The major difference between these two font styles is the presence or absence of serifs on the characters. Choosing between serif and sans serif fonts can depend on the context and purpose of the text, as well as the aesthetic preferences of the designer. . Response in Sesotho: Serif font ke typeface e nang le mehala e menyane e khabisang kapa e atlehang e kenyellelitsoeng lipheletsong tsa methapo e etsang litlhaku le matšoao. Mela ena e menyenyane, e bitsoang li-serifs, e eketsa lintlha tse eketsehileng me e ka thusa ho tataisa leihlo meleng ea mongolo, ho etsa hore ho be bonolo ho e bala. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, fonte ea sans serif ke mofuta oa mongolo o se nang mela ena e khabisitsoeng. Lentsoe sans le bolela ntle ka Sefora, kahoo sans serif ha e le hantle e bolela ntle le serif. Lifonti tsa Sans serif hangata li na le chebahalo ea sejoale-joale ebile e le e fokolang, me hangata li nkuoa li le bonolo ho li bala skrineng. Phapang e kholo lipakeng tsa mefuta ena e meli ea litlhaku ke ho ba teng kapa ho ba sieo ha li-serif ho libapali. Ho khetha lipakeng tsa lifonti tsa serif le tsa sans serif ho ka ipapisa le maemo le sepheo sa mongolo, hammoho le likhetho tse ntle tsa moqapi. 