<prompt> Hlalosa likarolo tsa lengolo-tsoibila le sebetsang hantlenan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the elements of an effective email . Response in English: An effective email is well-structured, clear and concise, and contains all the necessary information to communicate with the recipient. The following are the elements of an effective email:1. Subject Line: The subject line should clearly and accurately represent the content of the email. It should be short and to the point, no more than a few words, so the recipient knows what to expect.2. Opening: Begin the email with a clear and appropriate greeting, addressing the recipient by their name, if possible.3. Body: The body of the email should be well structured and organized. It should be succinct and to the point, with short paragraphs and clear language. The main purpose of the email should be stated clearly and early in the message.4. Tone: The tone of the email should be polite, professional, and respectful. Avoid slang, sarcasm, or informal language and use proper grammar and punctuation.5. Closing: Close the email with a brief and polite statement that indicates that the email is ending. A thank you, or a call to action, can also be included.6. Signature: A signature at the bottom of the email should include your name, title, and contact information. This will allow the recipient to quickly identify the sender and make it easy to respond.By including all these elements, an effective email can be composed, ensuring clear and efficient communication. . Response in Sesotho: E-mail e sebetsang e hlophisitsoe hantle, e hlakile ebile e khutsoane, me e na le lintlha tsohle tse hlokahalang ho buisana le moamoheli. Lintlha tse latelang ke lintlha tsa lengolo-tsoibila le sebetsang hantle: 1. Mola oa Sehlooho: Sehlooho sa sehlooho se tlameha ho emela litaba tsa lengolo-tsoibila ka ho hlaka le ka nepo. E lokela ho ba khutšoanyane le ho fihla ntlheng, eseng ho feta mantsoe a seng makae, kahoo moamoheli o tseba seo a lokelang ho se lebella. 2. Ho bula: Qala lengolo-tsoibila ka tumeliso e hlakileng le e nepahetseng, u ngolle moamoheli ka mabitso a bona, haeba ho khonahala. 3. Mele: Sehlopha sa lengolo-tsoibila se lokela ho hlophisoa hantle le ho hlophisoa. E lokela ho ba ka bokhutšoanyane le ka ho toba, ka lirapa tse khutšoanyane le puo e hlakileng. Sepheo se seholo sa imeile se lokela ho boleloa ka ho hlaka le pele ho molaetsa. 4. Molumo: Molumo oa lengolo-tsoibila e lokela ho ba o nang le tlhompho, oa botsebi le o nang le tlhompho. Qoba puo e hlabang, e phoqang, kapa puo e sa reroang me u sebelise sebōpeho-puo le matšoao a puo a nepahetseng. 5. Ho kwala: Kwala lengolo-tsoibila ka polelo e kgutshwane le e mosa e bontshang hore lengolo-tsoibila le a fela. Teboho, kapa pitso ea ho nka khato, le eona e ka kenyelletsoa. 6. Tshaeno: Mosaeno o botlaaseng ba lengolo-tsoibila o lokela ho kenyelletsa lebitso la hau, sehlooho le tlhaiso-leseling ea lebitso. Sena se tla lumella moamoheli ho tseba motho ea mo rometseng kapele le ho etsa hore ho be bonolo ho araba. Ka ho kenyelletsa lintlha tsena kaofela, lengolo-tsoibila le sebetsang le ka qaptjoa, le netefatsa puisano e hlakileng le e sebetsang. 