<prompt> Theha moqoqo moo o kopang motsoalle hore au alime buka ebe motsoalle oa hau a arabela hampe.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Construct a dialogue where you ask a friend to loan you a book and your friend responds negatively. . Response in English: You: Hi friend! How are you doing today?Friend: Hey! Im good, thanks for asking. How about you?You: Im doing pretty good, thank you. Hey, I was wondering, do you have a copy of To Kill a Mockingbird I could borrow for a couple of weeks?Friend: Sorry, I dont think thats going to be possible. You: Why not?Friend: Well, I lent that book to someone else and never got it back. I really loved that book and I dont want to lose another copy.You: I understand. No worries, I can look for it somewhere else. Thanks anyhow!Friend: No problem. Sorry about that. Let me know if theres something else I can do to help. . Response in Sesotho: Wena: Dumela tsala! U phela joang kajeno? Motsoalle: Lumela! Ke hantle, kea leboha ka ho botsa. Uena? Wena: Ke phela hantle, kea leboha. Hei, ke ne ke ipotsa, na u na le kopi ea To Kill a Mockingbird eo nka e alimang libeke tse maloa? Motsoalle: Ke masoabi, ha ke nahane hore seo se tla khoneha. Wena: Hobaneng? Motsoalle: Ke ile ka alima motho e mong buka eo eaba ha kea ka ka e fumana hape. Ke ne ke rata buka eo haholo me ha ke batle ho lahleheloa ke kopi e ngoe. Wena: Ke a utlwisisa. Ha ho na matšoenyeho, nka e batla kae-kae. Leha ho le joalo, kea leboha! Motsoalle: Ha ho bothata. Tšoarelo ka seo. Ntsebise haeba ho na le ntho e ngoe eo nka e etsang ho thusa. 