<prompt> Hlalosa phapang e kholo lipakeng tsa tšōmo le papiso.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Identify the major differences between a fable and a parable. . Response in English: Both fables and parables are types of short stories that convey a moral or teach a lesson. They often use metaphors and allegories to convey their message. However, there are some key differences between fables and parables:1. Characters: One of the main differences between fables and parables is the characters used to tell the story. In a fable, the characters are usually animals or inanimate objects that are given human qualities, while parables typically feature human characters.2. Origin: Fables have been around for thousands of years and can be found in many cultures, from Aesops fables in ancient Greece to the Panchatantra stories in ancient India. Parables, on the other hand, were mainly used in religious teachings, specifically in the Bible and other religious texts.3. Style: Fables tend to be more light-hearted and humorous, while parables are often more serious and thought-provoking. Fables often use animals as characters to illustrate human behavior in an exaggerated way, while parables tend to use realistic and believable human situations to convey their message.4. Purpose: Both fables and parables are used to teach a moral lesson, but their approaches are different. Fables often show the consequences of bad behavior through the actions of their characters, while parables use simple stories to convey deeper spiritual and philosophical truths.In summary, while fables and parables share the common goal of teaching a lesson through a story, they differ in their characters, origin, style, and approach to conveying their message. . Response in Sesotho: Bobeli litšōmo le lipapiso ke mefuta ea lipale-khutšoane tse fetisang boitšoaro kapa tse rutang thuto. Hangata ba sebelisa mekhabo-puo le lipapiso ho fetisa molaetsa oa bona. Leha ho le joalo, ho na le liphapang tse ka sehloohong lipakeng tsa litšōmo le lipapiso: 1. Baphetwa: Phapano e nngwe e kgolo pakeng tsa ditshomo le dipapiso ke baphetwa ba sebediswang ho pheta pale. Mo tšōmong, hangata baphetwa ke diphoofolo kapa dintho tse sa pheleng tse fuwang makhabane a botho, ha dipapiso di na le baphetwa ba batho. 2. Tšimoloho: Litšōmo li bile teng ka lilemo tse likete me li ka fumanoa litsong tse ngata, ho tloha litšōmong tsa Aesop tsa Greece ea boholo-holo ho ea ho Panchatantra ea India ea boholo-holo. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, lipapiso li ne li sebelisoa haholo-holo lithutong tsa bolumeli, haholo-holo ka Bibeleng le libukeng tse ling tsa bolumeli. 3. Setaele: Litšōmo li atisa ho ba bonolo le tse qabolang, ha lipapiso hangata li tebile ebile li etsa hore motho a nahane. Hangata litšōmo li sebelisa liphoofolo e le baphetwa ho bontsha boitshwaro ba batho ka mokgwa o fetelletseng, ha dipapiso di na le ho sebedisa maemo a sebele le a kgodisehang a batho ho fetisa molaetsa wa tsona. 4. Morero: Litšōmo le lipapiso ka bobeli li sebelisoa ho ruta thuto ea boitšoaro, empa mekhoa ea tsona e fapane. Hangata litšōmo li bontša liphello tsa boitšoaro bo bobe ka liketso tsa batho ba bona, ha lipapiso li sebelisa lipale tse bonolo ho fetisa linnete tse tebileng tsa moea le tsa filosofi. Ka kakaretso, ha litšōmo le lipapiso li arolelana sepheo se le seng sa ho ruta thuto ka pale, li fapana ka libapali, tšimoloho, mokhoa oa tsona le mokhoa oa ho fetisa molaetsa oa tsona. 