<prompt> Hlalosa likarolo tsa puo.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the components of language. . Response in English: Language is a complex system of communication that is used by humans to convey information, share ideas, and express thoughts and emotions. The components of language, also known as the building blocks, include the following:1. Phonetics: This is the component of language that deals with the production, transmission, and perception of speech sounds. It includes how the sounds are articulated, the physical properties of speech sounds, and how they are perceived by the listener.2. Phonology: This component deals with how the sounds of a language are organized and used to convey meaning. This includes the rules for combining sounds into words, and the patterns of stress, tone, and intonation that accompany speech.3. Morphology: Morphology is the study of the structure of words and how they are formed from smaller units called morphemes. This component of language includes the study of how words inflect to indicate tense, case, number, and other grammatical features.4. Syntax: Syntax is the study of how words are combined to form sentences and how sentences are structured. It involves the arrangement of words in a sentence and the relationship between the words and how they convey meaning.5. Semantics: Semantics is the study of meaning in language. It includes how words convey meaning, how sentences convey meaning, and how meaning is influenced by context.6. Pragmatics: Pragmatics is the study of how language is used in context. This includes how speakers use language to convey their intended meaning, how listeners interpret the intended meaning, and how language is used to convey social relationships, politeness, and other social cues.Together, these components work together to form a complete language. Understanding these components can help in understanding not only how language works, but also how to better learn and use languages. . Response in Sesotho: Puo ke mokhoa o rarahaneng oa puisano o sebelisoang ke batho ho fetisa boitsebiso, ho arolelana mehopolo le ho ntša mehopolo le maikutlo. Dikarolo tsa puo, tse tsejwang hape e le diboloko tse ahang, di kenyeletsa tse latelang: 1. Fonetiki: Ena ke karolo ya puo e sebetsanang le tlhahiso, phetiso le temoho ya medumo ya puo. E akarelletsa tsela eo melumo e hlalosoang ka eona, litšobotsi tse bonahalang tsa melumo ea puo le kamoo e lemohuoang ke momameli. 2. Phonology: Karolo ena e sebetsana le ka moo medumo ya puo e hlophiswang le ho sebediswa ka teng ho fetisa moelelo. Sena se kenyeletsa melao ea ho kopanya melumo ho mantsoe, le mekhoa ea khatello ea maikutlo, molumo le lentsoe le tsamaeang le puo. 3. Morphology: Morphology ke thuto ea sebopeho sa mantsoe le ka moo a entsoeng ka teng ho tsoa ho liyuniti tse nyane tse bitsoang mofime. Karolo ena ea puo e kenyelletsa thuto ea kamoo mantsoe a feto-fetohang kateng ho bontša nako, boemo, nomoro le likarolo tse ling tsa sebōpeho-puo. 4. Syntax: Syntax ke thuto ea kamoo mantsoe a kopanngoang kateng ho bopa lipolelo le kamoo lipolelo li hlophisitsoeng kateng. E akarelletsa ho hlophisoa ha mantsoe polelong le kamano pakeng tsa mantsoe le kamoo a fetisang moelelo kateng. 5. Semantiki: Semantiki ke thuto ea moelelo oa puo. E akarelletsa kamoo mantsoe a fetisang moelelo kateng, kamoo lipolelo li fetisang moelelo kateng, le kamoo moelelo o susumetsoang ke moelelo oa taba. 6. Pragmatics: Pragmatics ke thuto ya kamoo puo e sebediswang kateng maemong. Sena se kenyeletsa kamoo libui li sebelisang puo ho fetisa moelelo oa tsona, kamoo bamameli ba hlalosang moelelo o reriloeng kateng, le kamoo puo e sebelisoang kateng ho fetisa likamano tsa sechaba, mekhoa e metle le mekhoa e meng ea sechaba. Mmoho, dikarolo tsena di sebetsa mmoho ho bopa puo e felletseng. Ho utloisisa likarolo tsena ho ka thusa ho utloisisa eseng feela hore na puo e sebetsa joang, empa hape le mokhoa oa ho ithuta le ho sebelisa lipuo hamolemo. 