<prompt> U ka hlalosa moelelo oa circular economic joang ka mantsoe a batho ba tloaelehileng?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: How would you explain the concept of circular economy in laymans terms? . Response in English: A circular economy is an economic system in which resources are used, recycled and reused for as long as possible. The aim of this system is to minimize waste, reduce the consumption of new resources and protect our environment. Imagine a water cycle, where a drop of water evaporates then condenses into a cloud and then falls back to the ground as rain. This natural process keeps the water flowing in a circle, and used over and over again. Similarly, in a circular economy, materials are not used then thrown away, but are reused or recycled to create something new, again and again. This model is very different from the traditional linear economy, where we consume resources by taking them, using them, and then disposing of them. The circular economy is all about using resources in a responsible and sustainable manner. . Response in Sesotho: Moruo oa selikalikoe ke mokhoa oa moruo oo ho oona mehloli e sebelisoang, e sebelisoang hape le ho sebelisoa hape ka nako e telele kamoo ho ka khonehang. Sepheo sa tsamaiso ena ke ho fokotsa litšila, ho fokotsa tšebeliso ea lisebelisoa tse ncha le ho sireletsa tikoloho ea rona. Aku nahane ka potoloho ea metsi, moo lerotholi la metsi le fetohang mouoane ebe le fetoha leru ebe le khutlela fatše e le pula. Mokhoa ona oa tlhaho o boloka metsi a phalla ka selikalikoe, me a sebelisoa khafetsa. Ka mokhoa o tsoanang, moruong o chitja, lisebelisoa ha li sebelisoe ebe li lahleloa, empa li sebelisoa hape kapa li sebelisoa hape ho theha ntho e ncha, khafetsa. Mohlala ona o fapane haholo le moruo o tloaelehileng oa linear, moo re jang lisebelisoa ka ho li nka, ho li sebelisa, ebe re li lahla. Moruo o pota-potileng o mabapi le ho sebelisa lisebelisoa ka mokhoa o nang le boikarabelo le o tsitsitseng. 