<prompt> Ngola pale e kgutshwanyane ka moshanyana ya lekang ho pholosa motse wa habo.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Write a short story about a boy who is trying to save his village. . Response in English: There once lived a boy named Leo who belonged to a small village situated at the edge of a dense forest. Leos village was known for its peace and simplicity, but one day darkness befell as a severe drought struck the land. The rivers had dried up, the wells were empty and the crops had withered away. The villagers were in despair as they feared that their world would come to an end.In an attempt to save his village, Leo embarked on a journey towards the forest, with the hope of finding water. Though he knew about the dangers that lurked within the trees, he refused to give up. He walked through the thorny bushes, climbed the steep rocks and crossed the narrow streams. He faced many challenges, but he did not allow anything to get in between him and his goal.As he reached the center of the forest, he came across a crystal-clear lake. Excitement surged through Leos body as he realized that he had found what he had been looking for. He quickly filled his flask and rushed back to his village.Upon his return, Leo shared the news of his discovery and he led the villagers to the lake. The village rejoiced at the sight of water and the villagers sang and danced around the lake. They collected water, drank to their hearts content and thanked Leo for his bravery and determination.That day onwards, the villagers would visit the lake every day, to fetch water and tend to their crops. The village had been revived, all thanks to Leo, the boy with an unwavering spirit, who refused to give up on his people. . Response in Sesotho: Ho kile ha lula moshanyana ea bitsoang Leo ea tsoang motsaneng o mathōkong a moru o teteaneng. Motse oa habo Leo o ne o tsebahala ka khotso le bonolo, empa ka letsatsi le leng ho ile ha e-ba lefifi ha komello e matla e hlasela naha. Linōka li ne li omeletse, liliba li se na letho, lijalo li ponne. Baahi ba motse ba ne ba tsielehile kaha ba ne ba tšohile hore lefatše la bona le tla fela. E le ho leka ho pholosa motse oa habo, Leo o ile a kena leetong le lebang morung, ka tšepo ea ho fumana metsi. Le hoja a ne a tseba ka likotsi tse ka hara lifate, o ile a hana ho tela. O ile a tsamaea hara lihlahla tse meutloa, a hloa mafika a moepa me a tšela melatsoana e moqotetsane. O ile a tobana le mathata a mangata, empa ha aa ka a lumella letho ho mo sitisa le sepheo sa hae. Ha a fihla bohareng ba moru, o ile a kopana le letša le hloekileng joaloka kristale. Thabo e ile ea tlala meleng oa Leo ha a hlokomela hore o fumane seo a neng a ntse a se batla. Ka potlako o ile a tlatsa botlolo ea hae eaba o potlakela motseng oa habo. Ha a khutla, Leo a arolelana litaba tsa seo a se sibolotseng mme a etella baahi ba motse pele ho ea letšeng. Motse o ile oa thaba ha o bona metsi me baahi ba motse ba bina le ho tjeka ho potoloha letšeng. Ba kgetla metsi, ba nwa ba kgora mme ba leboha Leo ka sebete le boikemisetso ba hae. Letsatsing leo ho ea pele, baahi ba motse ba ne ba etela letšeng leo letsatsi le leng le le leng, ho ea kha metsi le ho hlokomela lijalo tsa bona. Motse o ne o tsosolositsoe, ka lebaka la Leo, moshanyana ea nang le moea o sa thekeseleng, ea ileng a hana ho tela batho ba habo. 