<prompt> Phapano ke efe pakeng tsa ntho e tobileng le ntho e sa tobang?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is the difference between a direct object and an indirect object? . Response in English: A direct object is the noun or pronoun that receives the action of the verb, whereas the indirect object is a noun or pronoun that tells to or for whom or what the action of the verb is done. In a sentence, a direct object answers the question What? or Whom?, and the indirect object answers the question Tofor whom or what?.For instance, consider the following sentence, John gave Mary a book. In this sentence, the verb is gave, the direct object is book, as it is receiving the action of giving, and the indirect object is Mary, as the book was given to her. . Response in Sesotho: Ntho e tobileng ke lereho kapa leemedi le amohelang ketso ya leetsi, athe ntho e sa tobang ke lereho kapa leemedi le bolellang kapa bakeng sa mang kapa seo ketso ya leetsi e etswang. Ka polelo, ntho e tobileng e araba potso Eng? kapa Mang?, mme ntho e sa tobang e araba potso Hobakeng sa mang kapa eng?. Ka mohlala, nahana ka polelo e latelang, Johanne o ile a fa Maria buka. Polelong ena, leetsi le nehile, moetsuwa o tobileng ke buka, kaha ke ho amohela ketso ya ho fana, mme ntho e sa tobang ke Maria, jwalokaha a ne a neilwe buka. 