<prompt> Ke maikutlo afe a tloaelehileng a fosahetseng ka chelete?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is a common misconception about money? . Response in English: A common misconception about money is that it equals or can buy happiness. Many people believe that the more money you have, the happier you will be. However, this is not necessarily true. While having enough money to meet your basic needs and live comfortably can improve your overall well-being, having more money beyond that point does not guarantee happiness. Research shows that beyond a certain point, an increase in income and wealth does not bring a corresponding increase in happiness or life satisfaction. Therefore, it is important to recognize that money is a tool, and it is how we use it, rather than how much we have, that truly matters. . Response in Sesotho: Maikutlo a tloaelehileng a fosahetseng ka chelete ke hore e lekana kapa e ka reka thabo. Batho ba bangata ba lumela hore ha u e-na le chelete e ngata, u tla thaba haholoanyane. Leha ho le joalo, sena ha se hakaalo hore e le nete. Le hoja ho ba le chelete e lekaneng ho khotsofatsa litlhoko tsa hao tsa motheo le ho phela ka boiketlo ho ka ntlafatsa boiketlo ba hao ka kakaretso, ho ba le chelete e ngata ho feta nako eo ha ho tiise thabo. Lipatlisiso li bontša hore ka nģane ho ntlha e itseng, ho eketseha ha chelete le leruo ha ho tlise keketseho e lekanang ea thabo kapa khotsofalo ea bophelo. Ka hona, ke habohlokoa ho hlokomela hore chelete ke sesebelisoa, me ke tsela eo re e sebelisang ka eona, ho e-na le hore na re na le bokae, e leng eona ea bohlokoa e le kannete. 