<prompt> Seele sa maele a reng E liehang ebile o tsitsitse o hlola peisong?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is the meaning of the proverb Slow and steady wins the race? . Response in English: The phrase Slow and steady wins the race means that consistent, effective effort leads to success. It emphasizes the value of persistence, hard work, patience and determination, rather than depending solely on speed, talent, or other innate gifts that can often be unreliable. The proverb is often associated with Aesops fable The Tortoise and the Hare, in which the slow-moving Tortoise beats the fast Hare in a race, simply because he did not give up or become complacent, but continued his journey until he crossed the finish line. In essence, the saying suggests that by taking ones time and approaching tasks, goals, and objectives in a steady, determined manner, one can eventually overcome obstacles and achieve success in the long run. . Response in Sesotho: Poleloana e reng Ebe butle le e tsitsitseng e hlola peisong e bolela hore boiteko bo tsitsitseng, bo sebetsang bo lebisa katlehong. E hatisa bohlokoa ba ho phehella, ho sebetsa ka thata, mamello le boikemisetso, ho e-na le ho itšetleha feela ka lebelo, talenta, kapa limpho tse ling tsa tlhaho tseo hangata li ke keng tsa tšepahala. Maele a atisa ho amahanngoa le tšōmo ea Aesop, Kgudu le Mmutla, moo Kgudu e tsamaeang butle e hlolang Hare e lebelo peisong, hobane feela e sa ka ea inehela kapa ea iphapanyetsa, empa e ile ea tsoela pele leetong la eona ho fihlela e tšela. Qetello. Ha e le hantle, polelo ena e fana ka maikutlo a hore ka ho ipha nako le ho atamela mesebetsi, lipakane le lipakane ka mokhoa o tsitsitseng, o ikemiselitseng, qetellong motho a ka hlōla litšitiso me a finyella katleho ka mora nako e telele. 