<prompt> Hlalosa moelelo oa poleloana sabole e sehang ka nģa tse peli.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the meaning behind the phrase a double-edged sword. . Response in English: The phrase a double-edged sword refers to a situation or decision that has both positive and negative outcomes, consequences or effects. Something that has the potential to be both beneficial and harmful at the same time. The expression comes from the idea of a sword that has two sharp edges, so while it could be a powerful weapon for its wielder, if not handled correctly, it could also cause harm to the person using it. The phrase is often used to describe a difficult or complex situation where there are no clear or easy answers. . Response in Sesotho: Poleloana sabole e sehang ka nģa tse peli e bolela boemo kapa qeto e nang le liphello tse ntle le tse mpe, liphello kapa liphello. Ntho e nang le monyetla oa ho ba molemo le ho ba kotsi ka nako e le ngoe. Polelo ena e tsoa khopolong ea sabole e lintlheng tse peli tse bohale, kahoo le hoja e ka na ea e-ba sebetsa se matla ho motho ea e sebelisang, haeba e sa tšoaroe ka nepo, e ka boela ea baka kotsi ho motho ea e sebelisang. Hangata poleloana e sebelisoa ho hlalosa boemo bo thata kapa bo rarahaneng moo ho se nang likarabo tse hlakileng kapa tse bonolo. 