<prompt> Hlalosa hore na maele a kolobisa maoto a bolelang.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain what the idiom get your feet wet means. . Response in English: The idiom get your feet wet means to start experiencing or trying out something new for the first time, usually by taking small initial steps. It is often used to describe the process of slowly familiarizing oneself with a new situation or task, rather than jumping straight into it. The phrase is thought to have originated from the idea of testing the water before fully committing to it, much like someone might dip their toes in a pool before deciding to dive in. . Response in Sesotho: Maele a reng ho kolobisa maoto a bolela ho qala kapa ho leka ntho e ncha ka lekhetlo la pele, hangata ka ho nka mehato e menyenyane ea pele. Hangata e sebelisoa ho hlalosa mokhoa oa ho itloaetsa boemo kapa mosebetsi o mocha butle-butle, ho e-na le ho qhomela ho oona. Ho nahanoa hore poleloana ena e simolohile mohopolong oa ho leka metsi pele a itlama ka botlalo, joalo ka ha motho a ka ina menoana ea hae ka letamong pele a etsa qeto ea ho qoela. 