<prompt> Ka kopo hlalosa poleloana ho bapala papali e telele.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Please explain the phrase to play the long game. . Response in English: To play the long game is an expression that refers to a strategy that involves planning and taking actions that may not yield immediate results, but instead focuses on achieving long-term goals and objectives. Instead of seeking instant gratification, a person who is playing the long game is willing to exercise patience, invest time and effort, and make sacrifices in the present in order to secure greater rewards in the future. This approach requires discipline, foresight, and a strong vision for what a person wants to achieve down the road. The expression is used both in the context of personal goals as well as in business, politics, and other fields where long-term planning and strategizing is important. . Response in Sesotho: Ho bapala papali e telele ke poleloana e bolelang leano le kenyelletsang ho rera le ho nka mehato e ka nang ea se ke ea fana ka liphello tsa hang-hang, empa ho e-na le hoo e tsepamisitse maikutlo ho finyella lipakane le lipakane tsa nako e telele. Ho e-na le ho batla ho ikhotsofatsa hang-hang, motho ea bapalang papali e telele o ikemiselitse ho bontša mamello, ho sebelisa nako le boiteko, le ho itela hona joale e le hore a fumane meputso e khōloanyane nakong e tlang. Mokhoa ona o hloka boitšoaro, ponelo-pele, le pono e matla ea seo motho a batlang ho se finyella tseleng. Polelo ena e sebelisoa molemong oa lipakane tsa botho hammoho le khoebong, lipolotiking le mafapheng a mang moo thero le maano a nako e telele a leng bohlokoa. 