<prompt> Bolela litumela-khoela tse 3 lefatšeng ka bophara.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Name 3 superstitions from around the world. . Response in English: 1. Knocking on wood also known as touch wood to avoid tempting fate or to bring good luck. This superstition is prevalent in many cultures, including the United States, United Kingdom, and Ireland.2. Throwing coins into a fountain or other body of water to make a wish. This tradition is widespread in many countries, including Italy, where visitors toss coins into the Trevi Fountain in Rome to ensure a return visit to the city.3. The belief that breaking a mirror brings seven years of bad luck. This superstition is prevalent in many cultures, including the United States and United Kingdom. Some people believe that the soul is reflected in mirrors, so breaking one damages the soul, resulting in misfortune. Additionally, the number seven is significant in many cultures, with it often being considered a lucky number, which may contribute to the seven years of bad luck. . Response in Sesotho: 1. Ho kokota lehong hape le tsejoa e le touchwood ho qoba qetello e lekang kapa ho tlisa mahlohonolo. Litumela-khoela tsena li atile litsong tse ngata, ho akarelletsa United States, United Kingdom le Ireland. 2. Ho lahlela lichelete tsa tšepe ka selibeng kapa metsing a mang ho etsa takatso. Tloaelo ena e atile linaheng tse ngata, ho kopanyelletsa le Italy, moo baeti ba lahlelang lichelete tsa tšepe selibeng sa Trevi se Roma ho etsa bonnete ba hore ba khutlela motseng oo. 3. Tumelo ea hore ho pshatla seipone ho tlisa lilemo tse supileng tsa bomalimabe. Litumela-khoela tsena li atile litsong tse ngata, ho kenyeletsoa United States le United Kingdom. Batho ba bang ba lumela hore moea o bonahala ka liipone, kahoo ho robeha ho senya moea, ho fella ka bomalimabe. Ho phaella moo, palo ea bosupa ke ea bohlokoa litsong tse ngata, me hangata e nkoa e le nomoro ea lehlohonolo, e leng se ka tlatsetsang lilemong tse supileng tsa bomalimabe. 