<prompt> Hlalosa hore na ketso ea lintlha tse tharo ke eng.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain what a three-point turn is. . Response in English: A three-point turn is a maneuver that drivers use to reverse their direction on a road that is too narrow for a U-turn. It is called a three-point turn because it involves three distinct movements or points. To execute a three-point turn, a driver should follow these steps:1. First, signal and pull over to the right side of the road as close to the edge or curb as possible, and come to a complete stop.2. Check for traffic in both directions to ensure it is safe to proceed. Once the road is clear, turn the steering wheel to the left and pull forward while turning the car in a leftward direction until it is perpendicular to the side of the road.3. Shift the car into reverse, and while checking for traffic and obstacles behind the vehicle, turn the steering wheel to the right and back up while turning the car in a rightward direction, until it is facing the opposite direction.4. Shift the car back into drive, turn the steering wheel to the left, and pull forward onto the road, completing the turn and heading in the opposite direction.The entire maneuver should be completed at a slow speed, and the driver should always be aware of other vehicles, pedestrians, and obstacles while making the turn. In some places, the three-point turn is also called a Y-turn, a K-turn, or a broken U-turn. . Response in Sesotho: Ho thinyetsa lintlha tse tharo ke tsela eo bakhanni ba e sebelisang ho khelosa tsela ea bona tseleng e patisaneng haholo hore ba ka thinya U-turn. E bitsoa ho reteleha ha lintlha tse tharo hobane ho kenyelletsa metsamao kapa lintlha tse tharo tse fapaneng. E le hore mokhanni a thinye lintlha tse tharo, o lokela ho latela mehato ena: 1. Pele, etsa pontšo me u suthele ka lehlakoreng le letona la tsela haufi le moeli kapa tsela e ka thōko ka hohle kamoo ho ka khonehang, me u eme ka ho feletseng. 2. Sheba sephethephethe ka mahlakoreng ka bobeli ho netefatsa hore ho bolokehile ho tsoela pele. Hang ha tsela e hlakile, retelehela setereng ka ho le letšehali me u hule pele ha u ntse u lebisa koloi ka lehlakoreng le letšehali ho fihlela e le ka lehlakoreng la tsela. 3. Fetolela koloi ka morao, me ha u ntse u sheba hore na ho na le sephethephethe le litšitiso ka mora koloi, retelletsa lebili la setereng ka ho le letona me u le khutlele morao ha u ntse u lebisa koloi ka lehlakoreng le letona, ho fihlela e shebile lehlakoreng le fapaneng. 4. Khutlisetsa koloi morao, lebisa lebili la setereng ka ho le letšehali, me u hule pele tseleng, u qete ho thinya le ho leba ka lehlakoreng le leng. Tsamaiso eohle e lokela ho phethoa ka lebelo le fokolang, me kamehla mokhanni o lokela ho hlokomela likoloi tse ling, batho ba tsamaeang ka maoto le litšitiso tse ling ha a ntse a thinya. Libakeng tse ling, mothinya oa lintlha tse tharo o boetse o bitsoa Y-turn, K-turn, kapa U-turn e robehileng. 