<prompt> Batho ba nang le autism spectrum disorder hangata ba buisana joang?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: How do individuals with autism spectrum disorder typically communicate? . Response in English: Individuals with autism spectrum disorder ASD may have varying abilities when it comes to communicating. Some may be able to use verbal communication while others may have difficulties with it. Additionally, some individuals may have difficulty with nonverbal communication, such as making eye contact or interpreting body language.Some individuals with ASD may communicate using alternative methods such as sign language, visual aids, PECS Picture Exchange Communication System, and augmentative and alternative communication AAC devices such as iPads or speech-generating devices. Just like any other individual, everyone with ASD is unique and may have their own preferred methods of communication. It is important to work with each individual to understand their specific communication needs and find the best way to help them communicate effectively. . Response in Sesotho: Batho ba nang le autism spectrum disorder ASD ba ka ba le bokhoni bo fapaneng ha ho tluoa tabeng ea puisano. Ba bang ba ka khona ho sebelisa puisano ea molomo ha ba bang ba ka ba le mathata ka eona. Ho phaella moo, batho ba bang ba ka na ba thatafalloa ke ho bua ntle le mantsoe, joalo ka ho shebana mahlong kapa ho toloka puo ea mele. Batho ba bang ba ASD ba ka buisana ba sebelisa mekhoa e meng e kang puo ea matsoho, lithuso tse bonoang, PECS Picture Exchange Communication System, le lisebelisoa tse eketsang le tse ling tsa puisano AAC tse kang iPads kapa lisebelisoa tse hlahisang puo. Joalo ka motho e mong le e mong, e mong le e mong ea nang le ASD o ikhethile, me a ka ba le mekhoa eo a e ratang ea puisano. Ho bohlokoa ho sebetsa le motho ka mong ho utloisisa litlhoko tsa bona tse ikhethileng tsa puisano le ho fumana mokhoa o motle oa ho ba thusa ho buisana ka katleho. 