<prompt> Sisinya pale e utlwahalang bakeng sa pale e kgutshwane e mabapi le mosadi ya ileng a sibolla matla a hae a kahare.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Suggest a plausible narrative for a short story about a woman discovering her inner-strength. . Response in English: Once there was a woman named Mary who was always under the impression that her worth is defined by the opinions of others. Consequently, she lived her life meeting up with the expectations and validation of others, until life threw her a curveball when her husband, whom she loved very much, suddenly passed away in a tragic accident.Consumed with grief, she had to endure the pain of losing a loved one, but she faced another challenge, of raising her two children singlehandedly. This new reality made her realize how little faith she had in her capabilities.Mary struggled to make ends meet, taking up multiple part-time jobs while also taking care of her childrens needs. Every night she would cry herself to sleep, feeling helpless and weak, until one day, when she stumbled upon her old college journal. As she read through the pages, she remembered her dreams and aspirations that she had let go of because she never believed in herself.That moment was a turning point in her life. She decided to take life by its horns and started to work towards her long lost dream of starting her own business. It wasnt an easy road, and it was filled with obstacles, but she persevered, and slowly but surely, her business started to take off.Through this journey, Mary discovered her inner strength that she never knew existed. She realized that her worth was not defined by others but by her belief in herself. And with this new realization, she emerged as a strong and confident woman, who not only ran a successful business but also raised two beautiful children, who looked up to her as their role model. . Response in Sesotho: Ka nako e ngoe ho ne ho e-na le mosali ea bitsoang Mary ea neng a lula a e-na le maikutlo a hore bohlokoa ba hae bo hlalosoa ke maikutlo a ba bang. Ka lebaka leo, o ile a phela bophelo ba hae a kopana le litebello le netefatso ea ba bang, ho fihlela bophelo bo ile ba mo lahlela mokokotlong ha monna oa hae, eo a neng a mo rata haholo, a hlokahala ka tšohanyetso kotsing e mpe. Kaha o ne a imetsoe ke mesarelo, o ile a tlameha ho mamella bohloko ba ho shoeloa ke moratuoa, empa o ile a tobana le phephetso e ngoe, ea ho hōlisa bana ba hae ba babeli a se a le mong. Nete ena e ncha e ile ea etsa hore a hlokomele kamoo a neng a e-na le tumelo e fokolang kateng bokhoni ba hae. Mary o ne a sokola ho iphelisa, a sebetsa mesebetsi e mengata ea nakoana ha a ntse a hlokomela litlhoko tsa bana ba hae. Bosiu bo bong le bo bong o ne a lla ho fihlela a robala, a ikutloa a feletsoe ke matla a bile a fokola, ho fihlela ka letsatsi le leng, ha a kopana le koranta ea hae ea khale ea koleche. Ha a ntse a bala maqephe ao, a hopola litoro tsa hae le litabatabelo tseo a ileng a li tlohela hobane ho ne ho se mohla a lumelang ho eena. Nako eo e ile ea e-ba phetoho e khōlō bophelong ba hae. O ile a etsa qeto ea ho iphelisa me a qala ho sebeletsa ho fihlela toro ea hae ea nako e telele e lahlehileng ea ho qala khoebo ea hae. E ne e se tsela e bonolo, me e ne e tletse litšitiso, empa o ile a mamella, me butle-butle, khoebo ea hae e ile ea qala ho qala. Ka leeto lena, Mary o ile a fumana matla a hae a ka hare ao a neng a sa tsebe hore a teng. O ile a hlokomela hore bohlokoa ba hae bo ne bo sa hlalosoa ke ba bang empa ke tumelo ea hae ho eena. Me ka temoho ena e ncha, o ile a hlaha e le mosali ea matla le ea itšepa, ea sa kang a sebetsa khoebo e atlehileng feela empa hape a hōlisa bana ba babeli ba batle, ba neng ba mo talima e le mohlala oa bona. 