<prompt> Poleloana e reng loma ho feta kamoo u ka hlafunang e bolelang?  <response>: Instruction in English: What does the idiom Bite off more than you can chew mean? . Response in English: The idiom bite off more than you can chew means to try to take on more work or responsibility than one is capable of handling or managing. The phrase is often used to describe a situation in which someone has been overly ambitious or has overestimated their abilities, and as a result, they are struggling to cope with the demands or challenges they are facing. . Response in Sesotho: Maele a reng ho loma ho feta kamoo o ka hlafunang a bolela ho leka ho nka mosebetsi o mongata kapa boikarabello ho feta kamoo motho a ka khonang ho o tšoara kapa ho o laola. Hangata poleloana ena e sebelisoa ho hlalosa boemo boo ho bona motho a nileng a rata maemo a feteletseng kapa a hakantseng bokhoni ba hae ho feta tekano, me ka lebaka leo, ba sokola ho sebetsana le litlhoko kapa liphephetso tseo ba tobaneng le tsona. 