<prompt> Hlalosa maikutlo a motho wa pele paleng e kgutshwanenan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the first person point of view in a short story . Response in English: The first person point of view in a short story is when the narrative is told from the perspective of one of the characters, who uses first-person pronouns such as I and me to relate the events of the story. This character is essentially the narrator, providing a personal and subjective viewpoint of the storys events. This perspective allows readers to get an intimate look into the characters thoughts, feelings, and motivations, thereby allowing for a deeper understanding and emotional connection with this character. The first person point of view can also make the story feel more immediate and engaging, as the reader experiences the events alongside the protagonist. . Response in Sesotho: Tebelelo ya motho wa pele paleng e kgutshwane ke ha taodišo e phethwa ka tebelelo ya e mong wa baphetwa, ya sebedisang maemedi a motho wa pele a kang ke le nna ho pheta diketsahalo tsa pale. Hantle-ntle mophetwa enwa ke mopheti, ya fanang ka maikutlo a hae le boikemelo ba diketsahalo tsa pale. Pono ena e lumella babali ho sheba ka botebo mehopolo, maikutlo le litšusumetso tsa mophetwa, ka hona, ho dumella kutlwisiso e tebileng le kgokahano ya maikutlo le mophetwa enwa. Maikutlo a motho oa pele a ka boela a etsa hore pale e ikutloe e potlakile ebile e na le tjantjello, kaha mali o kopana le liketsahalo le mohanyetsi. 