<prompt> Bapisa le ho bapisa mangolo-tsoibila le melaetsa ea mongolo.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Compare and contrast email and text messaging. . Response in English: Email and text messaging are both forms of electronic communication that allow users to exchange messages with one another quickly and efficiently. However, there are some notable differences between the two methods.Email, short for electronic mail, is a method of exchanging digital messages between users over the internet. Its a more formal means of communication, and is commonly used for both personal and business communication. Email is particularly useful when sending longer or more detailed messages, as there is no limit on character length. It also allows users to attach files such as videos, documents, and images. Emails can also be organized into folders for easy reference, and users can send the same email to multiple recipients at once.Text messaging, on the other hand, is a more informal mode of communication. It allows users to send and receive short messages usually limited to 160 characters from their mobile devices. Text messaging is convenient for quick, spontaneous conversations, and is typically used for more casual communication, such as chatting with friends or family. Unlike email, text messages cannot include file attachments, and organizing past conversations can be more difficult.In summary, email is a more formal means of electronic communication, and is often used for longer or more detailed messages, while text messaging is more informal and convenient for quick, on-the-go conversations. Both methods have their advantages and can be extremely useful for facilitating communication between users. . Response in Sesotho: Melaetsa ea lengolo-tsoibila le mongolo ke bobeli ba mekhoa ea puisano ea elektroniki e lumellang basebelisi ho fapanyetsana melaetsa ka potlako le ka bokhabane. Leha ho le joalo, ho na le phapang e hlokomelehang pakeng tsa mekhoa ena e meli. Email, e khutsoane bakeng sa lengolo-tsoibila, ke mokhoa oa ho fapanyetsana melaetsa ea dijithale lipakeng tsa basebelisi marang-rang. Ke mokhoa o hlophisitsoeng haholoanyane oa puisano, me hangata o sebelisoa bakeng sa puisano ea botho le ea khoebo. Imeile e bohlokoa haholo ha o romella melaetsa e telele kapa e qaqileng ho feta, kaha ha ho na moeli oa bolelele ba litlhaku. E boetse e lumella basebelisi ho hokela lifaele tse kang livideo, litokomane le litšoantšo. Li-imeile le tsona li ka hlophisoa ka lifoldara hore li sebelisoe habonolo, me basebelisi ba ka romella lengolo-tsoibila le tšoanang ho batho ba bangata ba e amohelang hang-hang. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, melaetsa ea selefouno ke mokhoa o sa reroang oa puisano. E lumella basebelisi ho romella le ho amohela melaetsa e khutsoane hangata e lekanyelitsoe ho litlhaku tse 160 ho tsoa lisebelisoa tsa bona tsa mehala. Ho romellana melaetsa ho loketse lipuisanong tsa kapele, tse itlelang feela, me hangata e sebelisoa bakeng sa puisano e tloaelehileng, joalo ka ho qoqa le metsoalle kapa ba lelapa. Ho fapana le imeile, melaetsa ea mongolo e ke ke ea kenyelletsa li-attachments tsa faele, me ho hlophisa lipuisano tse fetileng ho ka ba thata le ho feta. Ka kakaretso, lengolo-tsoibila ke mokhoa o hlophisitsoeng haholoanyane oa puisano ea elektronike, me hangata o sebelisoa bakeng sa melaetsa e telele kapa e qaqileng haholoanyane, ha melaetsa ea selefouno e le e sa reroang le e bonolo bakeng sa lipuisano tse potlakileng, tsa ho tsamaea. Mekhoa ena ka bobeli e na le melemo ea eona me e ka thusa haholo ho tsamaisa puisano lipakeng tsa basebelisi. 