<prompt> Hlalosa phapang lipakeng tsa poleloana o seke oa ntša kotsi le etsa hantle.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the difference between the phrases do no harm and do good. . Response in English: The phrase do no harm refers to the principle of avoiding actions that cause harm or injury to others. This principle is often associated with the medical profession where doctors take an oath to not willingly cause harm to their patients. In essence, it means refraining from doing anything that may harm someone, either intentionally or unintentionally.On the other hand, the phrase do good goes a step further than merely avoiding harm. This phrase implies actively doing something that benefits others or improves their situation. It means taking positive actions to make a difference in someones life, to help and to bring about a positive change.In summary, do no harm focuses on not causing harm, while do good focuses on taking action to bring about a positive outcome. . Response in Sesotho: Poleloana o se ke oa ntša kotsi e bolela molao-motheo oa ho qoba liketso tse bakang kotsi kapa kotsi ho ba bang. Hangata molao-motheo ona o amahanngoa le mosebetsi oa bongaka moo lingaka li nkang kano ea hore li ke ke tsa baka kotsi ho bakuli ba tsona. Ha e le hantle, ho bolela ho qoba ho etsa ntho leha e le efe e ka nang ea ntša motho e mong kotsi, ebang ke ka boomo kapa e se ka morero. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, poleloana etsa se molemo e tsoela pele ho feta ho qoba kotsi feela. Polelo ena e bolela ho sebetsa ka mafolofolo ho hong ho tsoelang ba bang molemo kapa ho ntlafatsa maemo a bona. Ho bolela ho nka mehato e nepahetseng ho etsa phapang bophelong ba motho, ho thusa le ho tlisa phetoho e ntle. Ka bokhutsoane, o se ke oa ntša kotsi e shebane le ho se bake kotsi, athe etsa hantle e shebane le ho nka khato ho tlisa litholoana tse ntle. 