<prompt> Maano a mang a matle ao u ka a sebelisang ha ho buisanoa ka litheko ke afe?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What are some good strategies to use when negotiating prices? . Response in English: Negotiating prices is an art that takes both practice and skill. Here are some strategies to consider when negotiating prices:1. Research your options: Understand the market and the prices of similar products or services. This will give you a better understanding of what is a reasonable price and will also provide a starting point for the negotiation.2. Pause and ask questions: Do not accept the first price given to you, take a moment to pause and ask some open-ended questions. This can give you more insight into why the price is set where it is.3. Be willing to walk away: Sometimes, the best negotiation tactic is to be willing to walk away. If you feel like you cant reach a reasonable agreement, it is okay to walk away and look for other options. This puts pressure on the other party and they may be more willing to compromise.4. Always be polite and respectful: Regardless of the outcome, always treat the other party with respect. This will help foster a better relationship and may lead to better deals in the future.5. Be prepared to compromise: Negotiation is all about finding a middle ground, so be prepared to compromise. Both parties should leave the negotiation feeling like they have gained something.6. Avoid an adversarial approach: Instead of viewing the negotiation as a battle, try to approach it as a problem to be solved. Work together with the other party to find a solution that works for everyone.7. Start with a lower offer: It is common to start with a lower offer than what you are willing to pay. This gives you room to negotiate and allows you to see if the other party is willing to lower their price. . Response in Sesotho: Ho buisana ka litheko ke bonono bo hlokang boikoetliso le boiphihlelo. Mona ke maano a mang ao u ka a nahanang ha ho buisanoa ka litheko: 1. Batlisisa likhetho tsa hau: Utloisisa maraka le litheko tsa lihlahisoa kapa litšebeletso tse tšoanang. Sena se tla u fa kutloisiso e molemo ea hore na theko e utloahalang ke efe hape e tla fana ka sebaka sa ho qala lipuisano. 2. Emisa hanyane me u botse lipotso: Se ke oa amohela theko ea pele eo u e filoeng, nka nakoana ho khefutsa me u botse lipotso tse batlang li bulehile. Sena se ka u fa kutloisiso e eketsehileng ea hore na ke hobaneng ha theko e behiloe moo e leng teng. 3. Ikemisetse ho tsamaea: Ka linako tse ling, leqheka le molemohali la lipuisano ke ho ikemisetsa ho tsamaea. Haeba u ikutloa eka u ke ke ua khona ho fihlela tumellano e utloahalang, ho loketse hore u tsamaee u batle mekhoa e meng. Sena se beha khatello ho sehlopha se seng me ba ka ikemisetsa haholoanyane ho sekisetsa. 4. E-ba le mekhoa e metle le tlhompho kamehla: Ho sa tsotellehe sephetho, kamehla tšoara motho e mong ka tlhompho. Sena se tla thusa ho theha likamano tse betere mme se ka lebisa litumellanong tse ntle nakong e tlang. 5. Itokisetse ho sekisetsa: Puisano e mabapi le ho fumana motheo o bohareng, kahoo itokisetse ho sekisetsa. Mahlakore ka bobeli a lokela ho tloha lipuisanong a ikutloa eka a fumane ho hong. 6. Qoba mokhoa oa bohanyetsi: Ho e-na le ho talima lipuisano e le ntoa, leka ho li talima e le bothata bo lokelang ho rarolloa. Sebetsa moho le mokha o mong ho fumana tharollo e sebetsang ho bohle. 7. Qala ka tlhahiso e tlaase: Ho tloaelehile ho qala ka tlhahiso e tlaase ho feta eo u ikemiselitseng ho e lefa. Sena se u fa sebaka sa ho buisana le ho u lumella ho bona hore na motho e mong o ikemiselitse ho theola theko ea bona. 