<prompt> Hlalosa hore na 3 Rs of sustainability e bolela eng.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain what the 3 Rs of sustainability mean. . Response in English: The 3 Rs of sustainability stand for Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle. These principles are meant to serve as guidelines for individuals, businesses, and communities to strive for a more sustainable future by reducing waste and conserving natural resources.- Reduce refers to the practice of decreasing the amount of waste produced. This can be achieved by using fewer resources, minimizing the use of single-use items, and being mindful of consumption habits. For example, using a reusable water bottle instead of buying plastic bottles, carpooling or using public transport, and reducing energy usage at home.- Reuse refers to the practice of using items multiple times instead of discarding them after one use. This can be achieved by repurposing items, repairing items instead of throwing them away, and choosing reusable items over disposable ones. For example, using cloth bags instead of plastic bags, repairing furniture, and donating or selling items that are still usable.- Recycle refers to the practice of converting waste materials into new products. This can be achieved by properly disposing of recyclable materials, composting, and using products made from recycled materials. For example, recycling bottles, cans, and paper products, composting food waste, and buying recycled paper products.In summary, the 3 Rs of sustainability aim to reduce the amount of waste generated, conserve resources, and minimize the impact on the environment by encouraging people to make conscious choices about their consumption, reuse, and disposal habits. . Response in Sesotho: The 3 Rs of sustainability e emetse Fokotsa, Sebelisa Hape, le Recycle. Melao-motheo ena e reretsoe ho sebetsa e le tataiso bakeng sa batho ka bomong, likhoebo, le sechaba ho hahamalla bokamoso bo tsitsitseng ka ho fokotsa litšila le ho baballa mehloli ea tlhaho. - Phokotso e bolela tloaelo ea ho fokotsa bongata ba litšila tse hlahisoang. Sena se ka finyelloa ka ho sebelisa lisebelisoa tse fokolang, ho fokotsa tšebeliso ea lintho tse sebelisoang hang-hang, le ho ela hloko mekhoa ea tšebeliso. Mohlala, ho sebelisa botlolo ea metsi e ka sebelisoang hape ho fapana le ho reka libotlolo tsa polasetiki, ho palama koloi kapa ho sebelisa lipalangoang tsa sechaba, le ho fokotsa tšebeliso ea matla lapeng. - Sebelisa hape ho bolela tloaelo ea ho sebelisa lintho hangata ho fapana le ho li lahla ka mora tšebeliso e le ngoe. Sena se ka finyelloa ka ho reka lintho hape, ho lokisa lintho ho e-na le ho li lahla, le ho khetha lintho tse ka sebelisoang hape ho feta tse ka lahloang. Ka mohlala, ho sebelisa mekotla ea masela ho e-na le mekotla ea polasetiki, ho lokisa thepa ea ka tlung le ho fana kapa ho rekisa lintho tse ntseng li sebelisoa. - Recycle e bolela tloaelo ea ho fetolela litšila hore e be lihlahisoa tse ncha. Sena se ka finyelloa ka ho lahla thepa e ka sebelisoang hape ka nepo, ho etsa mosuela, le ho sebelisa lihlahisoa tse entsoeng ka thepa e sebelisoang hape. Ka mohlala, ho sebelisa libotlolo, makotikoti le lihlahisoa tsa pampiri, ho etsa manyolo ka litlama tsa lijo le ho reka lihlahisoa tsa pampiri tse sebelisoang hape. Ka bokhutšoanyane, li-Rs tse 3 tsa tsebetso li ikemiselitse ho fokotsa bongata ba litšila tse hlahisoang, ho baballa lisebelisoa, le ho fokotsa tšusumetso tikolohong ka ho khothaletsa batho ho etsa liqeto tse hlokolosi mabapi le tšebeliso ea bona, tšebeliso e ncha le mekhoa ea ho lahla. 