<prompt> Hlalosa hore na lisebelisoa tsa ho arolelana likoloi li sebetsa joang.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain how ride-sharing apps work. . Response in English: Ride-sharing apps, such as Uber and Lyft, are mobile platforms that connect passengers with drivers who are using their personal vehicles to provide transportation services. Here is how they typically work:1. Download and set up: First, you need to download the ride-sharing app from your mobile devices app store and create an account. Once you have set up your account with basic information, a default payment method, and any other necessary details, you are ready to start using the app.2. Request a ride: When you need a ride, open the app and enter your pickup location and desired destination. The app will use your phones GPS to locate you and also show you the estimated cost of the ride.3. Matching with a driver: Ride-sharing apps use an algorithm to match you with a nearby driver. Once a driver accepts your ride request, the app will notify you with the drivers information, including their name, photo, and vehicle details. You can track the drivers progress as they make their way to your pickup location.4. The ride: The driver will pick you up and drive you to your desired destination. During the ride, you can use the app to monitor the route, track progress, and check for any updates or changes to the estimated arrival time.5. Payment: When you arrive at your destination, the ride fare is automatically charged to your default payment method, plus any tip you want to add for the driver. The app will provide a receipt for the ride, and you can rate your driver to provide feedback on the experience.In short, ride-sharing apps offer a convenient and easy way to request, track and pay for rides using just your smartphone. . Response in Sesotho: Lisebelisoa tsa ho arolelana likoloi, joalo ka Uber le Lyft, ke sethala sa mehala se hokahanyang bapalami le bakhanni ba sebelisang likoloi tsa bona ho fana ka litšebeletso tsa lipalangoang. Mona ke kamoo li sebetsang ka teng: 1. Khoasolla le ho seta: Taba ea pele, o hloka ho khoasolla sesebelisoa sa ho arolelana likoloi ho tsoa lebenkeleng la sesebelisoa sa hau sa mohala ebe o theha akhaonte. Hang ha u se u thehile akhaonte ea hau ka tlhaiso-leseling ea mantlha, mokhoa oa ho lefa, le lintlha tse ling tse hlokahalang, u se u loketse ho qala ho sebelisa sesebelisoa. 2. Kopa ho palama: Ha o hloka ho palama, bula sesebelisoa ebe o kenya sebaka sa hau sa ho palama le moo o batlang ho ea. Sesebelisoa se tla sebelisa GPS ea fono ea hau ho u fumana le ho u bontša litšenyehelo tse hakantsoeng tsa ho palama. 3. Ho bapisa le mokhanni: Lisebelisoa tsa ho arolelana likoloi li sebelisa algorithm ho u bapisa le mokhanni ea haufi. Hang ha mokhanni a amohela kopo ea ho palama, sesebelisoa se tla u tsebisa ka lintlha tsa mokhanni, ho kenyeletsoa lebitso la hae, linepe le lintlha tsa koloi. U ka lekola tsoelo-pele ea mokhanni ha a ntse a ea sebakeng sa hau sa ho lata. 4. Leeto: Mokhanni o tla u palamisa me a u ise moo u batlang. Nakong ea ho palama, o ka sebelisa sesebelisoa ho beha leihlo tsela, ho latela tsoelo-pele, le ho lekola lintlafatso kapa liphetoho ho nako e hakanyetsoang ea ho fihla. 5. Tefo: Ha u fihla sebakeng seo u eang ho sona, tefo ea ho palama e tla lefisoa ka bo eona mokhoa oa hau oa ho lefa, hammoho le likeletso leha e le life tseo u batlang ho li kenya bakeng sa mokhanni. Sesebelisoa se tla fana ka rasiti bakeng sa leeto, me u ka lekanya mokhanni oa hau ho fana ka maikutlo mabapi le phihlelo. Ka bokhutšoanyane, litsebetso tsa ho arolelana likoloi li fana ka mokhoa o bonolo le o bonolo oa ho kopa, ho sala morao le ho patala u sebelisa smartphone ea hau feela. 