<prompt> Etsa pale e khutsoane e amang koloi, sefate le noka.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Create a short story involving a car, a tree and a river. . Response in English: Once upon a time, a woman named Mary decided to go for a drive in her shiny red car. She cruised along the countryside, enjoying the sun and fresh air, until she came across a beautiful river that sparkled in the sun. She pulled over to take a closer look and breathe in the soothing sound of running water.As she was walking back to her car, she noticed an old tree standing tall by the rivers bank. It had a thick trunk and its branches reached out high into the sky. Mary decided to sit down under the trees shade to read a book she brought along.Time passed as she read and before she knew it, the sun was setting. She got up and walked back to her car. However, her car keys were missing. She searched her pockets, bag, and the ground around her, all to no avail. Night was falling fast and she was stranded by the river.Suddenly, she heard a rustling sound from above. She looked up and saw a little bird perched on a branch, holding her car keys in its beak. It dropped the keys onto her lap, chirped, and flew away. Mary was overjoyed and thanked the bird with all her heart.With a smile on her face, she got into her car and started the engine. As she drove back home, she couldnt help but feel grateful to the old tree, the river, and the bird that helped her in their own ways. She made a promise to always appreciate the little things in life and never take them for granted.From then on, every time Mary drove by that river, she would stop and sit under that old tree, enjoying the peace and serenity it brought her. And who knows, maybe the bird would come visit her once again. . Response in Sesotho: Ka nako e ngoe, mosali e mong ea bitsoang Mary o ile a etsa qeto ea ho tsamaea ka koloi ea hae e khubelu e benyang. O ile a tsamaea ka sekepe libakeng tsa mahaeng, a thabela letsatsi le moea o hloekileng, ho fihlela a kopana le nōka e ntle e phatsimang letsatsing. O ile a atamela ho shebisisa le ho hema molumo o thobang oa metsi a phallang. Ha a ntse a khutlela koloing ea hae, o ile a bona sefate sa khale se eme se le telele lebōpong la nōka. E ne e e-na le kutu e teteaneng, me makala a eona a fihla holimo leholimong. Mary o ile a etsa qeto ea ho lula tlasa moriti oa sefate hore a bale buka eo a tlileng le eona. Nako e ile ea feta ha a ntse a bala me pele a hlokomela, letsatsi le ne le se le likela. A emelela a boela koloing ya gagwe. Leha ho le joalo, linotlolo tsa koloi ea hae li ne li le sieo. O ile a phenyekolla lipokothong tsa hae, mokotla oa hae le fatše ho mo pota-pota, empa ha aa ka a thusa letho. Bosiu bo ne bo se bo ile ka potlako me a khangoa ke noka. Hang-hang, a utloa molumo o lerata o tsoang holimo. O ile a phahamisa mahlo mme a bona nonyana e nyenyane e dutse hodima lekala, e tshwere dinotlolo tsa koloi ya yona molomong wa yona. E ile ea lahlela linotlolo liropeng tsa hae, ea lla, eaba ea fofa. Mary o ne a thabile haholo mme a leboha nonyana eo ka pelo ya hae yohle. Ka pososelo sefahlehong sa hae, o ile a kena ka koloing ea hae me a qala enjene. Ha a ntse a khanna koloi a khutlela hae, o ne a sitoa ho ithiba empa a ikutloa a leboha sefate sa khale, noka, le nonyana e mo thusitseng ka litsela tsa bona. O ile a etsa tšepiso ea hore o tla lula a ananela lintho tse nyenyane bophelong me a ke ke a li nka habobebe. Ho tloha ka nako eo ho ea pele, nako le nako ha Maria a khanna pela nōka eo, o ne a ema me a lule tlasa sefate seo sa khale, a natefeloa ke khotso le khutso tseo e neng e mo tlisetsa tsona. Mme ke mang ya tsebang, mohlomong nonyana eo e ne e tla mo etela hape. 