<prompt> Hlahisa mekhoa ea ho ntlafatsa ho hlaka puisanong.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Suggest strategies for improving clarity in communication. . Response in English: 1. Plan ahead: Before communicating, organize your thoughts and define the main point of your message. It will help you convey clear, concise and structured information.2. Use clear and concise language: When communicating, try to avoid using complex or technical jargon that could be difficult to understand by non-experts. Keep your sentences short and simple, and focus only on the most necessary pieces of information.3. Listen actively: Effective communication involves both speaking and listening. Show that youre listening and interested in what the other person is saying. Ask questions, and try to understand their perspective.4. Choose the right medium: Different channels of communication have their own strengths and weaknesses. For example, email can be useful for delivering information that needs to be understood in detail, while a phone call or face-to-face conversation may be better for discussing sensitive topics.5. Use body language: Nonverbal cues can help convey your message more effectively. When speaking in person, make eye contact, use appropriate facial expressions, hand gestures and tone of voice to reinforce your message.6. Clarify misunderstandings: Misunderstandings are inevitable in any conversation. So, if you sense that theres been a misunderstanding, make the effort to clarify. Ask the person to explain their understanding of what youve said, and try to clear up any confusion.7. Provide examples: Examples can help clarify complex ideas and make them more relatable to your audience. Try to use analogies or real-life scenarios to make your points more concrete and easier to understand.8. Follow up: Follow up your conversation or message with a summary of the key points that have been discussed. This reinforces the message and ensures that both parties are on the same page. . Response in Sesotho: 1. Rera esale pele: Pele u buisana, hlophisa mehopolo ea hao me u hlalose ntlha ea sehlooho ea molaetsa oa hao. E tla u thusa ho fetisa tlhahisoleseling e hlakileng, e khutsoane le e hlophisitsoeng. 2. Sebelisa puo e hlakileng le e khutsoane: Ha u buisana, leka ho qoba ho sebelisa mantsoe a rarahaneng kapa a theknoloji ao ho ka bang thata ho a utloisisa ke batho bao e seng litsebi. Boloka lipolelo tsa hau li le khutšoanyane ebile li le bonolo, me u tsepamise maikutlo feela likotong tse hlokahalang tsa tlhahisoleseding. 3. Mamela ka mafolofolo: Puisano e atlehileng e akarelletsa ho bua le ho mamela. Bontša hore u mametse le hore u thahasella seo motho e mong a se buang. Botsa lipotso, me u leke ho utloisisa pono ea bona. 4. Khetha mokhoa o nepahetseng: Mecha e fapaneng ea puisano e na le matla le mefokolo ea eona. Ka mohlala, imeile e ka ba molemo bakeng sa ho fana ka tlhahisoleseding e lokelang ho utloisisoa ka botlalo, athe mohala kapa moqoqo oa sefahleho o ka ba molemo bakeng sa ho buisana ka lihlooho tse tebileng. 5. Sebelisa puo ea mele: Mantsoe a sa bueng a ka thusa ho fetisa molaetsa oa hau ka katleho. Ha u bua le motho, sheba mahlong, sebelisa ponahalo e loketseng ea sefahleho, boitšisinyo ba matsoho le molumo oa lentsoe ho tiisa molaetsa oa hau. 6. Hlalosa ho se utloisisane: Ho se utloisisane ho ke ke ha qojoa puisanong leha e le efe. Kahoo, haeba u hlokomela hore ho bile le ho se utloisisane, etsa boiteko ba ho hlakisa. Kopa motho eo hore a hlalose kutloisiso ea hae ea seo u se buileng, me u leke ho tlosa pherekano leha e le efe. 7. Fana ka mehlala: Mehlala e ka thusa ho hlakisa mehopolo e rarahaneng le ho etsa hore e amane le bamameli ba hau haholoanyane. Leka ho sebelisa lipapiso kapa maemo a sebele a bophelo ho etsa hore lintlha tsa hau li nepahale le ho utloisisoa habonolo. 8. Latela: Latela moqoqo kapa molaetsa oa hau ka kakaretso ea lintlha tsa bohlokoa tseo ho buisanoeng ka tsona. Sena se tiisa molaetsa mme se netefatsa hore mahlakore ka bobeli a leqepheng le le leng. 