<prompt> Ngola pale e hlalosang hore na poleloana Leru le leng le le leng le na le lesela la silevera e ka hlalosoa joang ho latela moelelo oa mehleng ea kajeno.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Write a story that explains how the phrase Every cloud has a silver lining can be interpreted in a contemporary context. . Response in English: Once upon a time, in a busy city, there lived a woman named Emma. Emma was an aspiring artist who had recently lost her job due to the economic downturn caused by the pandemic. She found herself struggling to make ends meet and was forced to put her dreams of becoming an artist on hold. Emma felt lost and uncertain of what the future held for her. One day, as she sat on a park bench, she stared up at the sky and saw a dark cloud looming above her. She couldnt help but feel that the cloud represented her current situation. But as she continued to stare, she noticed something peculiar. The edges of the cloud were illuminated by the sun, creating a silver lining. It was then that she remembered the phrase her grandmother used to tell her, Every cloud has a silver lining.Emma realized that the phrase held more significance now than ever before. In a contemporary context, it represented hope in the face of adversity. Even though she had lost her job, it had opened up new opportunities for her to pursue her passion. She started selling her paintings online and soon, her art began to gain popularity. People were drawn to the beauty and emotion she conveyed through her work.Eventually, Emma was able to make a living through her art. She realized that the pandemic, represented by the dark cloud, had brought her to a place she never thought she could reach. The silver lining was the opportunity it had given her to finally follow her dreams.In the end, Emmas story serves as a reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is always a silver lining. Its a message of hope and resilience that rings true, especially in contemporary times. . Response in Sesotho: Ka nako e ngoe, motseng o phetheselang, ho ne ho lula mosali ea bitsoang Emma. Emma e ne e le setaki se neng se labalabela ho lahleheloa ke mosebetsi ka lebaka la ho putlama ha moruo ho bakiloeng ke seoa sena. O ile a iphumana a sokola ho iphelisa me a tlameha ho emisa litoro tsa hae tsa ho ba sebini. Emma o ile a ikutloa a lahlehile a bile a sa kholiseha hore na bokamoso bo mo tšoaretse eng. Ka letsatsi le leng, ha a ntse a lutse bencheng ea serapeng sa boikhathollo, o ile a talima leholimong me a bona leru le letšo le mo aparetseng. O ne a sitoa ho ithiba empa a utloa hore leru le ne le emela boemo ba hae ba hona joale. Empa ha a ntse a tsoela pele ho sheba, o ile a hlokomela ntho e ngoe e sa tloaelehang. Mathoko a leru a ne a bonesoa ke letsatsi, a etsa lesela la silevera. Ke moo a ileng a hopola poleloana eo nkhono oa hae a neng a mo bolella eona, Leru le leng le le leng le na le lesela la silevera. Emma o ile a hlokomela hore poleloana eo e ne e le ea bohlokoa ho feta leha e le neng pele. Boemong ba mehleng ea kajeno, e ne e emela tšepo ha re tobane le litsietsi. Le hoja a ne a lahlehetsoe ke mosebetsi, ho ne ho mo bulela menyetla e mecha ea ho phehella takatso ea hae. O ile a qala ho rekisa litšoantšo tsa hae Inthaneteng me kapele, bonono ba hae ba qala ho tuma. Batho ba ne ba khahloa ke botle le maikutlo ao a neng a a fetisa ka mosebetsi oa hae. Qetellong, Emma o ile a khona ho iphelisa ka bonono ba hae. O ile a hlokomela hore seoa sena, se emetsoeng ke leru le lefifi, se mo tlisitse sebakeng seo a neng a sa nahane hore a ka se fihla. Lesela la silevera e ne e le monyetla oo le neng le mo file lona hore qetellong a latele litoro tsa hae. Qetellong, pale ea Emma e sebeletsa e le khopotso ea hore esita le linakong tse lefifi ka ho fetisisa, kamehla ho na le lesela la silevera. Ke molaetsa oa tšepo le botsitso o llang nete, haholo mehleng ea kajeno. 