<prompt> Fana ka mohlala o loketseng poleloana motsoala oa haufinan  <response>: Instruction in English: Give a suitable example for the phrase close cousin . Response in English: A close cousin is a relative with whom you share a strong bond or relationship despite not being siblings. For example, imagine two cousins, John and Jane. John and Jane grew up living near each other and spent a lot of time together during their childhood. They went on family vacations together, celebrated holidays together, and shared many experiences. As they grew older, their relationship remained strong, and even though they are cousins, their bond is as close as if they were siblings. In this example, John and Jane would be considered close cousins. . Response in Sesotho: Motsoala ea haufi ke mong ka uena eo u nang le kamano e matla le kamano leha e se banabeno. Ka mohlala, nahana ka bo-motsoala ba babeli, John le Jane. John le Jane ba hōtse ba lula haufi me ba qeta nako e ngata ba le hammoho bongoaneng ba bona. Ba ne ba e-ea phomolong ea lelapa hammoho, ba keteka matsatsi a phomolo hammoho, me ba arolelana liphihlelo tse ngata. Ha ba ntse ba hōla, kamano ea bona e ile ea lula e le matla, me le hoja e le bo-motsoala, kamano ea bona e ntse e atamela joalokaha eka ke bana ba motho. Mohlaleng ona, John le Jane ba ne ba tla nkoa e le bo-motsoala ba haufi. 