<prompt> Hlalosa boemo boo poleloana U ke ke ua tsamaea le uena e ka bang bohlokoa.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe a situation where the phrase You cant take it with you might be relevant. . Response in English: The phrase You cant take it with you typically refers to the idea that material possessions and wealth cannot be carried with us after we die. A situation where this phrase might be relevant is when someone is placing too much importance on accumulating material possessions or money, neglecting other aspects of their life such as relationships, health, or personal fulfillment. For instance, imagine someone who works tirelessly to amass a fortune, sacrificing time with their loved ones and forgoing experiences and pursuits that bring them joy, only to realize on their deathbed that they cannot take any of their wealth with them. In this scenario, the phrase You cant take it with you would serve as a reminder to focus on what truly matters in life and not solely on accumulating material possessions. . Response in Sesotho: Poleloana e reng U ke ke ua e nka le uena ka tloaelo e bolela maikutlo a hore maruo le maruo li ke ke tsa nkoa le rona ka mora hore re shoe. Boemo boo poleloana ena e ka bang ea bohlokoa ke ha motho a etelletsa pele ho bokella maruo kapa chelete, a hlokomoloha likarolo tse ling tsa bophelo ba hae tse kang likamano, bophelo bo botle kapa khotsofalo ea botho. Ka mohlala, aku nahane ka motho ea sebetsang ka thata ho bokella leruo, a tela nako le baratuoa ba hae me a tela liphihlelo le lintho tse ba tlisetsang thabo, ebe ha a le makhatheng a lefu a hlokomela hore a ke ke a tsamaea le leha e le lefe la leruo la hae. Boemong bona, poleloana e reng U ke ke ua tsamaea le eona e ne e tla sebeletsa e le khopotso ea hore re tsepamise maikutlo ho seo e hlileng e leng sa bohlokoa bophelong, eseng feela tabeng ea ho bokella maruo. 