<prompt> Hlalosa hore na tipping point ke engnan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain what is the tipping point . Response in English: The tipping point is a term used to describe the point or moment at which a significant and often unstoppable change occurs. It is a critical threshold at which a small change or event can have a significant and sometimes irreversible impact on a larger system, leading to dramatic and potentially transformative consequences. Often used in the context of social, economic or environmental issues, the concept of a tipping point suggests that once a certain point is reached, the situation can change rapidly and dramatically. For example, in the context of climate change, when the temperature rises above a certain threshold, it is feared that the effects could become irreversible, leading to further acceleration of global warming. The term can also be used to describe the point when there is a shift in popular opinion, or a change in the behavior of a group or society. . Response in Sesotho: Tipping point ke lentsoe le sebelisetsoang ho hlalosa ntlha kapa motsotso oo phetoho e kholo le hangata e ke keng ea thijoa e etsahalang. Ke moeli o mahlonoko oo ho oona phetoho e nyenyane kapa ketsahalo e ka bang le tšusumetso e kholo le ka linako tse ling e ke keng ea fetoloa tsamaisong e kholoanyane, e lebisang liphellong tse tsotehang le tse ka nang tsa fetoha. Hangata ha ho sebelisoa moelelo oa litaba tsa sechaba, tsa moruo kapa tsa tikoloho, khopolo ea ho fana ka maikutlo a hore hang ha ntlha e itseng e fihlile, boemo bo ka fetoha ka potlako le ka mokhoa o tsotehang. Ka mohlala, tabeng ea ho fetoha ha tlelaemete, ha thempereichara e phahama ho feta tekanyo e itseng, ho tšojoa hore liphello e ka na ea e-ba tse ke keng tsa etsolloa, e leng se ka lebisang ho eketseheng hoa ho futhumala ha lefatše. Lentsoe lena le ka boela la sebelisoa ho hlalosa ntlha ha ho e-na le phetoho maikutlong a tloaelehileng, kapa phetoho boitšoarong ba sehlopha kapa sechabeng. 