<prompt> Hlalosa mokhoa o sebelisitsoeng ho roka li-cross-stitch.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the technique used in cross-stitch embroidery. . Response in English: Cross-stitch is a popular form of counted-thread embroidery in which the stitcher uses x-shaped stitches to form a pattern on a fabric, typically Aida or evenweave. The technique involves following a design chart or pattern that indicates the color and placement of each cross-stitch. The stitcher counts the threads in the fabric and makes a stitch over a predetermined number of threads to create the cross-stitches.To make a cross-stitch, the stitcher brings the needle up through the lower left corner of a square or rectangle of fabric, then down through the upper right corner. Next, the needle comes back up through the lower right corner and then goes down through the upper left corner of the square, forming an X shape. This stitch can be repeated as many times as needed, working in rows or columns, to fill in the desired pattern.The stitcher may also use other embroidery techniques such as backstitch, French knots, or long-stitch to add outlines, details, or texture to the pattern. All threads are kept on the top side of the fabric as the work progresses, with the backside remaining relatively neat and clean. Once finished, the completed cross-stitch embroidery can be displayed as a framed piece of art or incorporated into a larger project such as a pillow or wall hanging. . Response in Sesotho: Cross-stitch ke mofuta o tummeng oa mokhabiso oa likhoele tse baloang moo sethupa se sebelisang lithupa tse bōpehileng joaloka x ho etsa paterone lesela, hangata Aida kapa evenweave. Mokhoa ona o kenyelletsa ho latela chate ea moralo kapa mohlala o bontšang mala le ho behoa ha sefapano se seng le se seng. The stitcher e bala likhoele tse ka hara lesela me e etsa stitch holima palo e reriloeng esale pele ea likhoele ho etsa li-cross-stitches. Ho etsa cross-stitch, stitcher e tlisa nale holimo ka lehlakoreng le letšehali la lisekoere kapa khutlonnetsepa ea lesela, ebe e theoha ka holimo ho le letona. Ka mora moo, nale e khutlela holimo ka lehlakoreng le ka tlaase le letona ebe e theohela ka lehlakoreng le ka holimo le letšehali la lisekoere, e etsa sebopeho sa X. Sethupa sena se ka phetoa ka makhetlo a mangata kamoo ho hlokahalang, ho sebetsa ka mela kapa litšiea, ho tlatsa mokhoa o lakatsehang. The stitcher e ka boela ea sebelisa mekhoa e meng ea ho khabisa e kang backstitch, li-knots tsa Sefora, kapa nako e telele ho eketsa lintlha, lintlha kapa mokhoa oa mokhoa oa ho etsa mohlala. Likhoele tsohle li bolokiloe ka lehlakoreng le ka holimo la lesela ha mosebetsi o ntse o tsoela pele, me karolo e ka morao e ntse e le makhethe ebile e hloekile. Hang ha e phethiloe, mokhabiso o phethiloeng oa sefapano o ka hlahisoang e le setšoantšo se entsoeng ka foreime kapa oa kenngoa morerong o moholo o kang mosamo kapa lebota le leketlileng. 