<prompt> Buisanang ka bohlokoa ba poleloana e latelang: ho nka motse.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Discuss the significance of the following phrase: it takes a village. . Response in English: The phrase it takes a village is derived from the African proverb it takes a village to raise a child, which emphasizes the importance of the collective effort of the community in the upbringing and development of an individual. The phrase conveys the idea that, while the primary responsibility for raising a child lies with the parents, the role of the extended family, neighbors, and the larger community is integral to the childs growth and well-being. In a broader sense, the phrase it takes a village signifies the power of collective effort and shared responsibility, particularly when it comes to addressing complex or multi-faceted issues. It speaks to the idea that the involvement of multiple stakeholders, who bring their diverse experiences, skills, and perspectives, can lead to better outcomes than an individual or single entity working in isolation. In summary, it takes a village is a powerful and metaphorical expression that emphasizes the importance of community, collaboration, and shared responsibility in achieving positive outcomes for individuals and society at large. . Response in Sesotho: Polelo e reng ho nka motse e nkiloe maeleng a Seaforika a reng ho hloka motse ho holisa ngoana, e totobatsang bohlokoa ba boiteko bo kopanetsoeng ba sechaba kholisong le kholisong ea motho. Poleloana ena e fana ka maikutlo a hore, le hoja boikarabelo bo ka sehloohong ba ho hōlisa ngoana bo le ho batsoali, karolo ea lelapa le leholo, baahisani, le sechaba se seholoanyane ke karolo ea bohlokoa khōlong le boiketlong ba ngoana. Ka kutloisiso e pharaletseng, poleloana ho nka motse e bolela matla a boiteko bo kopanetsoeng le boikarabelo bo arolelanoang, haholo-holo ha ho tluoa tabeng ea ho rarolla mathata a mangata kapa a mangata. E bua ka maikutlo a hore ho kenya letsoho ha bankakarolo ba bangata, ba tlisang liphihlelo tsa bona tse fapaneng, litsebo, le maikutlo a bona, ho ka lebisa liphellong tse molemo ho feta motho kapa mokhatlo o le mong o sebetsang o le mong. Ka bokhutsoane, ho nka motse ke polelo e matla le ea tšoantšetso e totobatsang bohlokoa ba sechaba, tšebelisano moho, le boikarabello bo arolelanoang ho fihlela litholoana tse ntle bakeng sa batho ka bomong le sechabeng ka kakaretso. 