<prompt> Ngola pale ea letsatsi la pele la mocha sekolong sa mathomo.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Write the story of a young persons first day of elementary school. . Response in English: Once upon a time there was a young girl named Emily. Emily was so excited for her first day of elementary school. She had prepared her backpack, her pencil case and her lunchbox the night before, and had laid out her favorite dress with matching hair bows. Emily could hardly sleep that night due to excitement and when she finally closed her eyes, she dreamt of all the new friends she would make, and all the new things she would learn.In the morning, Emily and her mother drove to the school. Emily was filled with anticipation as she saw the other children walking towards the school hand in hand with their parents. She couldnt wait to meet them, in fact she was almost jumping out of her seat. When they entered the classroom, Emily was greeted by her new teacher, Mrs. Jackson. Mrs. Jackson had a big smile on her face, and she welcomed Emily with open arms. The classroom was filled with brightly colored posters and pictures, and there were plenty of tables, chairs, and toys to explore. Emily immediately felt at home.The day was filled with many new experiences. Emily sang songs, made new friends, and learned new words. She especially loved story-time, when Mrs. Jackson read a story about a little boy who went on an adventure in the forest. Emily couldnt wait to go home and tell her family all about her day.At the end of the day, Emilys mother picked her up and asked her how her day went. Emily smiled, her cheeks rosy from excitement, and said It was the best day ever! From that day on, Emily couldnt wait to go back to school each day, to learn, play and make new friends. She was so grateful for her first day at elementary school, and would always look back on it with great fondness. . Response in Sesotho: Ka nako e ngoe ho ne ho e-na le ngoananyana ea bitsoang Emily. Emily o ne a thabile haholo ka letsatsi la hae la pele sekolong sa mathomo. O ne a lokiselitse mokotla oa hae, mokotla oa hae oa pensele le lebokose la hae la lijo tsa motšehare bosiung bo fetileng, me a ahile mose oa hae oo a o ratang ka liqha tsa moriri tse tšoanang. Emily o ne a sitoa ho robala bosiung boo ka lebaka la thabo me qetellong ha a koala mahlo, a lora ka metsoalle eohle e mecha eo a neng a tla e etsa, le lintho tsohle tse ncha tseo a neng a tla ithuta tsona. Hoseng, Emily le mè oa hae ba ile ba khanna koloi ho ea sekolong. Emily o ne a tletse tebello ha a bona bana ba bang ba leba sekolong ba tšoere batsoali ba bona ka matsoho. O ne a sa kgone ho emela ho kopana le bona, ha e le hantle o ne a batla a tlola setulong sa hae. Ha ba kena ka phaposing ea borutelo, Emily o ile a amoheloa ke tichere ea hae e ncha, Mofumahali Jackson. Mme Jackson o ne a ena le pososelo e kgolo sefahlehong sa hae, mme a amohela Emily ka matsoho a mabedi. Phaposi ya borutelo e ne e tletse ka diphousetara le ditshwantsho tse mebala e kganyang, mme ho ne ho e-na le ditafole, ditulo le dibapadiswa tse ngata tseo ba ka di hlahlobang. Hang-hang Emily o ile a ikutloa a phutholohile. Letsatsi le ne le tletse ka liphihlelo tse ngata tse ncha. Emily o ile a bina lipina, a etsa metsoalle e mecha, me a ithuta mantsoe a macha. O ne a rata nako ya dipale haholo, ha Mof. Jackson a ne a bala pale ya moshanyana e monyenyane ya ileng a kena boithaopong morung. Emily o ne a sitoa ho leta ho khutlela hae ho ea bolella ba lelapa labo tsohle ka letsatsi la hae. Qetellong ea letsatsi, mè oa Emily o ile a mo lata me a mo botsa hore na letsatsi la hae le tsamaile joang. Emily a bososela, marama a hae a tletse thabo, mme a re E ne e le letsatsi le monate ka ho fetisisa! Ho tloha letsatsing leo ho ea pele, Emily o ne a sitoa ho emela ho khutlela sekolong letsatsi le leng le le leng, ho ea ithuta, ho bapala le ho etsa metsoalle e mecha. O ne a leboha haholo ka letsatsi la hae la pele sekolong sa mathomo, me o ne a lula a hetla morao ka thabo e kholo. 