<prompt> Etsa qeto ea hore na lipolelo tse peli tse latelang lia lekana, me haeba ho joalo hlalosa hore na polelo ea bobeli e fumana moelelo joang ho ea pele.Polelo 1: E ne e le bosiu bo lefifi le sefefo. Polelo ea 2: Leholimo le ne le tšohile.  <response>: Instruction in English: Decide if the following two sentences are equivalent, and if so explain how the second sentence derives meaning from the first. . Response in English: The two sentences are not equivalent, but they both convey a similar feeling or mood. The first sentence, It was a dark and stormy night, describes the weather and time of day, while the second sentence, The sky was ominous, describes the appearance of the sky. Ominous implies that something threatening or unfavorable is about to happen which could be inferred from the weather being dark and stormy. In this way, the second sentence derives its meaning from the first by drawing on the shared implication of impending danger or unease. . Response in Sesotho: Lipolelo tsena tse peli ha li lekane, empa ka bobeli li fetisa maikutlo kapa maikutlo a tšoanang. Polelo ya pele e reng, E ne e le bosiu bo lefifi le sefefo, e hlalosa boemo ba lehodimo le nako ya motshehare, ha polelo ya bobedi e reng, Lehodimo le ne le tshosa, e hlalosa ponahalo ya lehodimo. Tšoaso e fana ka maikutlo a hore ho na le ntho e sokelang kapa e sa thabiseng e haufi le ho etsahala e ka nkoang e le lefifi le sefefo. Ka tsela ena, polelo ea bobeli e fumana moelelo oa eona ho ea pele ka ho sebelisa moelelo o arolelanoang oa kotsi e tlang kapa ho hloka botsitso. 