<prompt> Mphe maemo ao maele ana a sebetsang ho ona.Ho e mong le e mong oa bona  <response>: Instruction in English: Give me a context in which this idiom is applicable. . Response in English: The idiom To each their own is often used when people have different opinions or preferences and the speaker is acknowledging that everyone is entitled to their own choices, even if they differ from their own. For example, a group of friends are discussing what kind of pizza to order. One person suggests getting a vegetarian pizza, to which another replies, I dont understand why someone would ever choose a vegetarian pizza over a meat-lovers pizza. The first person could respond by saying, Well, to each their own. Everyone has different tastes. In this context, the speaker is indicating that it is okay for people to have different preferences, even if they do not understand or agree with them. . Response in Sesotho: Maele a reng Ho e mong le e mong oa hae a atisa ho sebelisoa ha batho ba e-na le maikutlo a sa tšoaneng kapa khetho ea bona me sebui se lumela hore e mong le e mong o na le tokelo ea ho ikhethela, le haeba e fapane le ea hae. Ka mohlala, sehlopha sa metsoalle se buisana ka mofuta oa pizza o lokelang ho odara. Motho e mong o etsa tlhahiso ea ho fumana pizza ea meroho, me e mong a re, Ha ke utloisise hore na ke hobaneng ha motho a ka khetha pizza ea meroho ho e-na le pizza ea motho ea ratang nama. Motho oa pele a ka araba ka ho re, Ho lokile, ho e mong le e mong oa hae. Motho e mong le e mong o na le lintho tseo a li ratang. Tabeng ena, sebui se bontša hore ho loketse hore batho ba be le likhetho tse fapaneng, le hoja ba sa li utloisise kapa ba sa lumellane le tsona. 