<prompt> Mele oa motho o fumana matla hokae?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Where does the human body get energy from? . Response in English: The human body gets energy from the food we eat. The foods that provide energy include carbohydrates, proteins, and fats. When food is consumed, the body breaks it down into its basic components through digestion. The carbohydrates in food get broken down into glucose, which is then transported by the bloodstream to various cells in the body where it is then used as fuel for cellular processes. Fats and proteins can also provide energy for the body by being metabolized into smaller compounds that can be used by cells for energy production. The energy from food is measured in calories and is needed by the body to carry out all of its functions, from physical activities to maintaining normal body temperature. . Response in Sesotho: Mele oa motho o fumana matla lijong tseo re li jang. Lijo tse fanang ka matla li kenyelletsa likhabohaedreite, liprotheine le mafura. Ha lijo li jeoa, mele o li arola likarolong tsa tsona tsa motheo ka ho sila lijo. Likhabohaedreite tse ka hara lijo li aroloa ho ba tsoekere, ebe e tsamaisoa ke mali ho ea liseleng tse fapaneng tsa mele moo e sebelisoang e le mafura bakeng sa litsebetso tsa cellular. Mafura le liprotheine li ka boela tsa fana ka matla bakeng sa mele ka ho kenngoa metsoakong e menyenyane e ka sebelisoang ke lisele bakeng sa tlhahiso ea matla. Matla a tsoang lijong a lekanngoa ka likhilojule me a hlokoa ke mele ho phetha mesebetsi eohle ea oona, ho tloha mesebetsing ea mele ho ea ho ho boloka mocheso o tloaelehileng oa mele. 