<prompt> Na hoa khoneha ho bona mookoli nakong ea sefefo?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Is it possible to see a rainbow during a storm? . Response in English: Rainbows are visible when light is refracted, or bent, as it passes through water droplets in the air, such as after a rain shower. While rainbows are often seen after a storm has passed, it is technically possible to see a rainbow during a storm if certain conditions are met. For a rainbow to be visible, the sun must be shining behind the observer, while rain must be falling in front of them. So, if the sun is shining in one part of the sky, while rain is falling in another part, a rainbow could be visible even during a storm. . Response in Sesotho: Mookoli o bonahala ha khanya e chesoa, kapa e kobehile, ha e feta marotholing a metsi moeeng, joalo ka ka mora pula ea pula. Le hoja mookoli o atisa ho bonoa ka mora hore sefefo se fete, ho ka khoneha ho bona mookoli nakong ea sefefo haeba maemo a itseng a finyelloa. Hore mookoli o bonahale, e tlameha ebe letsatsi le chabile ka mora motho ea shebeletseng, ha pula e tlameha ebe e nela ka pela bona. Kahoo, haeba letsatsi le chabile karolong e ngoe ea leholimo, ha pula e ntse e na karolong e ngoe, mookoli o ne o ka bonahala esita le nakong ea sefefo. 