<prompt> Hlalosa motsamao o bonahalang oa Khoeli leholimong bosiu.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the apparent motion of the Moon in the sky at night. . Response in English: As viewed from Earth, the Moon appears to move across the sky at night, rising in the east and setting in the west. This apparent motion is due to the rotation of Earth on its axis, which causes the entire sky to appear to move in the same direction. The Moons observed path across the sky is similar to that of the Sun, but because the Moon orbits the Earth, its position in the sky changes over time, and its rising and setting times vary day to day. At times, the Moon may appear to be much higher in the sky, while at other times it is closer to the horizon. The Moon completes one orbit around the Earth in about 27.3 days, so over the course of a month, its position in the sky changes relative to the stars and other celestial bodies, and its phase transitions from new to full and back again. . Response in Sesotho: Jwalo ka ha o tadingwa ho tswa Lefatsheng, Kgwedi e bonahala e tsamaya sepakapakeng bosiu, e nyoloha ka nqa botjhabela mme e dikela bophirimela. Ho sisinyeha hona ho bonahalang ho bakoa ke ho potoloha ha Lefatše holima axis ea lona, e leng se etsang hore leholimo lohle le bonahale le tsamaea ka lehlakoreng le le leng. Tsela eo Ngwedi a e shebileng sepakapakeng e tshwana le ya Letsatsi, empa kaha Ngwedi e potoloha Lefatshe, sebaka sa yona sepakapakeng se fetoha ha nako e ntse e ya, mme dinako tsa ho tjhaba le ho tjheka ha yona di fapana letsatsi le letsatsi. Ka linako tse ling, Khoeli e ka na ea bonahala e phahame haholo sepakapakeng, ha ka linako tse ling e le haufi le moo holimo-limo. Khoeli e qeta ho potoloha Lefatše ka matsatsi a ka bang 27.3, kahoo ha khoeli e fela, boemo ba eona leholimong bo fetoha ha bo bapisoa le linaleli le lihloliloeng tse ling tsa leholimo, me mohato oa eona o fetoha ho tloha ho o mocha ho ea ho o tletseng le ho khutla hape. 