<prompt> Sisinya maqheka a mabedi a ho hopola puo kapele.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Suggest two tricks to remember a speech quickly. . Response in English: 1. Use the memory palace technique: This technique involves associating the important points or sections of your speech with specific locations or landmarks in a familiar place, such as your house or your workplace. To remember your speech, you mentally walk through the place, recalling the points associated with each location. This way, you create a visual journey with cues that help you remember the sequence and details of your speech.2. Break the speech into chunks and use mnemonics: Dividing the speech into smaller, manageable sections can help you remember the content more easily. After breaking it down, create an acronym or a phrase using the first letter of each section to form a mnemonic device. This can be a fun and creative way to remember the main points and their order within the speech. . Response in Sesotho: 1. Sebelisa mokhoa oa ho hopola lintho: Mokhoa ona o akarelletsa ho amahanya lintlha tsa bohlokoa kapa likarolo tsa puo ea hao le libaka tse itseng kapa matšoao a sebakeng seo u se tloaetseng, joaloka ntlo ea hao kapa sebaka seo u sebetsang ho sona. Ho hopola puo ea hau, u tsamaea ka kelello sebakeng seo, u hopola lintlha tse amanang le sebaka ka seng. Ka tsela ena, o theha leeto la pono ka matsoao a u thusang ho hopola tatelano le lintlha tsa puo ea hau. 2. Arola puo ka likotoana me u sebelise menemonics: Ho arola puo ka likarolo tse nyane, tse laolehang ho ka u thusa ho hopola litaba habonolo. Ka mora ho e qhaqha, etsa acronym kapa poleloana u sebelisa tlhaku ea pele ea karolo ka ngoe ho etsa sesebelisoa sa mnemonic. Ena e ka ba mokhoa o monate le oa boqapi oa ho hopola lintlha tse kholo le tatellano ea tsona ka hara puo. 