<prompt> Ngola pale e kgutshwane e buang ka rapolasi, tau le twebanan  <response>: Instruction in English: Write a short story featuring a farmer, a lion and a mouse . Response in English: Once upon a time, there was a farmer who owned a massive piece of land where he harvested crops and raised livestock. On a beautiful sunny day, as he was walking down the fields, he heard a loud roar, and to his surprise, he saw a lion trapped in a hunters net.The poor lion was all caught up and unable to escape. The farmer knew that it was dangerous, but he couldnt leave the king of the jungle to suffer and die. He approached the lion, and with his pocket knife, he cut off the net, freeing the big cat. The lion, grateful for the farmers act of kindness, thanked him, and they became friends.On another day, a tiny little mouse found its way to the farmers house as it was looking for food. The farmer saw the mouse and was about to get rid of it, but then he hesitated and gave it some crumbs of bread instead. The mouse was delighted and thanked the farmer for his kindness.Some time passed, and the farmer found himself in a dangerous situation. He was out in the fields when a group of thieves attacked him. He was outnumbered and had nowhere to run. Suddenly, the lion appeared, roaring and scaring off the thieves. The mouse, who had followed the farmer, quickly ran around, biting the thieves ankles and causing chaos. The farmer was saved, and he couldnt thank his two friends enough.From that day forward, the farmer, the lion, and the mouse became inseparable friends, always looking out for each other. They had all learned a valuable lesson- no act of kindness is ever too small or too big, and it always comes back to you. . Response in Sesotho: Mehleng ea khale, ho ne ho e-na le sehoai se neng se e-na le setša se seholo seo se neng se kotula lijalo le ho rua mehlape. Ka letsatsi le letle la letsatsi, ha a ntse a tsamaea masimong, a utloa lerata le leholo, me a makala, a bona tau e tšoasehile ka hara letlooa la setsomi. Tau e futsanehileng e ile ea tšoaroa kaofela me ea sitoa ho baleha. Sehoai se ne se tseba hore ho kotsi, empa se ne se ke ke sa tlohela morena oa moru hore a utloe bohloko le ho shoa. A atamela tau, mme ka thipa ya hae ya pokotho, a kgaola letlowa, a lokolla katse e kgolo. Tau, e ile ea leboha ketso e mosa ea rapolasi, ea mo leboha, me ea e-ba metsoalle. Ka letsatsi le leng, peba e nyenyane e ile ea fumana tsela e eang ntlong ea rapolasi ha e ntse e batla lijo. Sehoai se ile sa bona peba eaba se le haufi le ho e ntša, empa se ile sa tsilatsila eaba se e fa makumane a bohobe. Legotlo le ne le itumetse mme la leboga molemirui ka bopelontle jwa gagwe. Ho ile ha feta nako e itseng, me rapolasi a iphumana a le boemong bo kotsi. O ne a le naheng ha sehlopha sa masholu se mo hlasela. O ne a mo feta ka palo mme a se na moo a ka balehelang teng. Hang-hang, tau ea hlaha, e puruma me e tšosa masholu. Legotlo, le le neng le setse molemi morago, le ne la taboga ka bonako, la loma magwata a magodu mme la baka tlhakatlhakano. Sehoai se ile sa pholosoa, me se ne se sa khone ho leboha metsoalle ea sona e meli ka ho lekaneng. Ho tloha letsatsing leo ho ea pele, sehoai, tau le tweba e ile ea e-ba metsoalle e sa tsitsang, e lulang e hlokomelana. Kaofela ba ne ba ithutile thuto ea bohlokoaha ho ketso ea mosa e kileng ea e-ba nyenyane haholo kapa e khōlō haholo, me e khutlela ho uena kamehla. 