<prompt> Hlalosa se boleloang ke maele a maele a reng hanyenyane haholo, morao haholo.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the meaning of the idiom too little, too late. . Response in English: Too little, too late is an idiom that refers to an action or effort that is insufficient and comes too late to produce a desired or useful outcome. It suggests a missed opportunity or delay, and that the action or effort in question fails to redeem or repair a situation despite good intentions. Essentially, it means that it is inadequate and past the point of making a significant difference or resolving the issue at hand. . Response in Sesotho: Bonyane, morao haholo ke maele a bolelang ketso kapa boikitlaetso bo sa lekaneng mme bo fihlang morao haholo ho hlahisa sephetho se batloang kapa se molemo. E fana ka maikutlo a monyetla o lahlehileng kapa tieho, le hore ketso kapa boiteko boo ho buuoang ka bona bo hloleha ho lopolla kapa ho lokisa boemo ho sa tsotellehe sepheo se setle. Ha e le hantle, ho bolela hore ha ea lekana ebile e fetile ntlha ea ho etsa phapang e kholo kapa ho rarolla bothata bo teng. 