<prompt> Etsa papali ka mantsoe dapple le gigglenan  <response>: Instruction in English: Create a play on the words dapple and giggle . Response in English: Once upon a time, there was a giggly pony with a dappled coat. One day, when the pony was out in the pasture, she noticed something that made her giggle uncontrollably. It was a little bird, hopping around, trying to catch a worm. The ponys giggles caught the attention of the other animals nearby, who came to see what was so funny. They looked at the bird, then back at the pony, not understanding the joke. The pony exclaimed, between giggles, Dont you see? That bird is trying to catch its own dapple-worm! The other animals stared at her for a moment before bursting into laughter. From that day on, dapple-worm became the farms favorite inside joke, and the pony became known as the dapple-giggler. . Response in Sesotho: Mehleng ea khale, ho ne ho e-na le pone e tšehali e nang le jase e bosootho. Ka letsatsi le leng, ha pone e le makhulong, o ile a hlokomela ntho e ngoe e ileng ea etsa hore a tšehe ka mokhoa o sa laoleheng. E ne e le nonyana e nyenyane, e tlolaka ho pota, e leka ho tshwara seboko. Litšeho tsa pone li ile tsa hapa tlhokomelo ea liphoofolo tse ling tse haufi, tse ileng tsa tla ho tla bona se qabolang. Ba sheba nonyana, ba kgutlela poni, ba sa utlwisise motlae. Poni ea hooa, lipakeng tsa litšeho, Na ha u bone? Nonyana eo e leka ho tšoasa seboko sa eona! Liphoofolo tse ling tsa mo sheba nakoana pele li qala ho tšeha. Ho tloha tsatsing leo, dapple-worm e ile ea e-ba motlae oa polasi o ratoang ka hare ho polasi, me pone e ile ea tsejoa e le dapple-giggler. 