<prompt> Hlalosa moelelo wa leele le latelang: Loma ho feta kamoo o ka hlafunang.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the meaning of the following idiom: Bite off more than you can chew. . Response in English: The idiom bite off more than you can chew means that someone has taken on more tasks or responsibilities than they are capable of handling. They may have overestimated their ability or underestimated the demands of the task, leading to feelings of being overwhelmed or stuck. The phrase is often used as a warning to others to be cautious and not to overcommit, and to take on only what one is certain they can handle. . Response in Sesotho: Maele a reng ho loma ho feta kamoo o ka hlafunang ho bolela hore motho o nkile mesebetsi e mengata kapa boikarabello ho feta kamoo a khonang ho sebetsana le bona. E ka na eaba ba ile ba hakanya bokhoni ba bona ho feta tekano kapa ba khella fatše se batloang ke mosebetsi, e leng se ileng sa etsa hore ba ikutloe ba imetsoe kapa ba tsielehile. Hangata poleloana ena e sebelisoa e le temoso ho ba bang hore ba be hlokolosi le hore ba se ke ba inehela ho tlōla, le ho nka feela seo motho a kholisehileng hore ba ka se etsa. 