<prompt> Hlalosa nako e fetileng, ya jwale, le ya nako e tlang ya leetsi tsamaya.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Identify the past, present, and future tenses of the verb walk. . Response in English: The past tense of the verb walk is walked. It indicates an action that has already happened, completed, or occurred in the past. Example: Yesterday, I walked to the store.The present tense of the verb walk is walk or walks. For first person singular and plural, and second person singular, the present tense is walk. For third person singular, the present tense is walks. This tense indicates an action that is currently happening or is always true. Example: I walk to work every day. She walks to the park.The future tense of the verb walk is will walk. It indicates an action that will happen, occur, or be completed in the future. Example: Tomorrow, I will walk to the gym. . Response in Sesotho: Nako e fetileng ya leetsi tsamaya ke tsamaya. E bontša ketso e seng e etsahetse, e phethiloe, kapa e etsahetseng nakong e fetileng. Mohlala: Maobane, ke ile ka ea lebenkeleng. Nako ya jwale ya leetsi tsamaya ke tsamaya kapa tsamaya. Ho motho wa pele bonngweng le bongateng, mme motho wa bobedi bonngweng, lekgathe la jwale ke tsamaya. Ho motho wa boraro bonngweng, lekgathe la jwale ke tsamaya. Nako ena e supa ketso e etsahalang hajoale kapa e lulang e le nete. Mohlala: Ke ea mosebetsing letsatsi le leng le le leng. O tsamaea ho ea serapeng sa boikhathollo. Nako e tlang ya leetsi tsamaya ke tla tsamaya. E bontša ketso e tla etsahala, e etsahalang, kapa e tla phethoa nakong e tlang. Mohlala: Hosasane, ke tla ea sebakeng sa boikoetliso. 