<prompt> Bapisa lipoleloana tse latelangTheko e tlaase le ea theko e tlaase  <response>: Instruction in English: Compare the following phrases . Response in English: Cheap and affordable are similar in meaning as they both refer to something that is relatively low in cost or price, but they can imply slightly different things. Cheap can refer to something that is simply low in cost, and may sometimes connote something of lower quality or value. On the other hand, affordable implies that something is within ones financial means or budget, and often suggests good value for money, regardless of the actual cost. . Response in Sesotho: Theko e tlaase le theko li na le moelelo o tšoanang kaha ka bobeli li bua ka ntho e batlang e le tlaase ka theko kapa theko, empa e ka bolela lintho tse fapaneng hanyenyane. Theko e tlaase e ka bolela ntho e theko e tlaase, me ka linako tse ling e ka bolela ntho ea boleng bo tlaase kapa ea boleng bo tlaase. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, ho rekoa ho bolela hore ntho e itseng e ka hara mokhoa oa motho oa lichelete kapa tekanyetso, me hangata e fana ka maikutlo a boleng bo botle ba chelete, ho sa tsotellehe litšenyehelo tsa sebele. 