<prompt> Hlahisa lethathamo la mehato e nepahetseng ea tšireletso eo u ka e nkang ha u tsamaea ka sekepe.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Generate a list of appropriate safety precautions to take while sailing. . Response in English: 1. Always wear a lifejacket: No matter how good of a swimmer you are, accidents can happen. Make sure everyone on board has a properly fitting lifejacket.2. Check the weather: Before heading out, always check the weather forecast and avoid sailing in rough weather.3. Bring communication devices: Make sure you have a working VHF radio or a fully charged cell phone in a waterproof bag, in case you need to call for help.4. Tell someone your plans: Inform someone onshore of your sailing plans, including where you are going, when you expect to return, and how many people are on board.5. Know the rules of the water: Be familiar with navigation rules and boating regulations, including right-of-way, speed limits, and buoys and markers.6. Be prepared for emergencies: Have a first aid kit, flares, fire extinguisher, and a bilge pump on board. Know how to use them and make sure they are easily accessible.7. Stay alert: Keep an eye out for other boats, swimmers, and potential hazards. Avoid distractions, like using cell phones or consuming alcohol, while operating the vessel.8. Maintain your vessel: Make sure your boat is in good condition, with all necessary safety equipment on board and in working order.9. Take a boating safety course: Even experienced sailors can benefit from a refresher on safety best practices. Look for a course offered by the Coast Guard or a local boating organization.10. Respect the environment: Be mindful of the impact of your actions on the environment, including properly disposing of trash, avoiding spills or damage to marine life, and respecting protected areas. . Response in Sesotho: 1. Apara jekete ea bophelo ka linako tsohle: Ho sa tsotellehe hore na u motho ea sesang hantle hakae, likotsi li ka etsahala. Etsa bonnete ba hore e mong le e mong ea ka sekepeng o na le jacket e ba lekanang hantle. 2. Hlahloba boemo ba leholimo: Pele u tloha, kamehla hlahloba bolepi ba leholimo me u qobe ho tsamaea ka sekepe maemong a leholimo a mabe. 3. Tlisa lisebelisoa tsa puisano: Etsa bonnete ba hore u na le seea-le-moea sa VHF se sebetsang kapa selefouno e tjhajitsoeng ka ho feletseng ka mokotleng o sa keneleng metsi, haeba ho ka etsahala hore u letsetse thuso. 4. Bolella motho e mong merero ea hao: Tsebisa motho e mong ea lebōpong la leoatle ka merero ea hao ea ho sesisa sekepe, ho akarelletsa le moo u eang teng, hore na u lebeletse ho khutla neng, le hore na ho na le batho ba bakae ka sekepeng. 5. Tseba melao ea metsi: Tseba melao ea tsamaiso ea likepe le melao ea tsamaiso ea likepe, ho akarelletsa le tokelo ea ho tsamaea, lebelo la lebelo le libuoy le matšoao. 6. Itokisetse maemo a tšohanyetso: E-ba le sejana sa thuso ea pele, li-flares, setima-mollo le pompo ea metsi ka holima sekepe. Tseba mokhoa oa ho li sebelisa me u etse bonnete ba hore li fumaneha habonolo. 7. Lula u falimehile: Ela hloko likepe tse ling, batho ba sesang le likotsi tse ka nang tsa hlaha. Qoba litšitiso, joalo ka ho sebelisa liselefouno kapa ho noa joala, ha u ntse u tsamaisa sekepe. 8. Boloka sekepe sa hao: Etsa bonnete ba hore seketsoana sa hao se boemong bo botle, se na le lisebelisoa tsohle tse hlokahalang tsa tšireletso ka hara sekepe me se sebetsa hantle. 9. Nka thupelo ea polokeho ea liketsoana: Esita le basesisi ba likepe ba nang le phihlelo ba ka rua molemo ka ho tsosolosa mekhoa e metle ea tšireletso. Batla thupelo e fanoang ke Coast Guard kapa mokhatlo oa moo oa ho tsamaisa likepe. 10. Hlompha tikoloho: Ela hloko tšusumetso ea liketso tsa hau tikolohong, ho kenyelletsa le ho lahla lithōle ka nepo, ho qoba ho qhalana kapa ho senya bophelo ba leoatle, le ho hlompha libaka tse sirelelitsoeng. 