<prompt> Hlalosa sebopeho sa naha se fumanehang mahoatateng.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe a landform that is found in deserts. . Response in English: One landform that is commonly found in deserts is a sand dune. Sand dunes are hills of sand formed by wind, typically along the beach or in a desert. The wind blows sand particles up the gentle slope of the dune and deposits them on the top, causing the dune to grow higher. On the steeper side, sand cascades down, creating a slip face. Dune shapes vary depending on the strength and direction of the wind, and the sand supply. They can range in height from a few feet to over 1000 feet 300m, and can be crescent-shaped or star-shaped, among other formations. . Response in Sesotho: Sebōpeho se seng sa naha seo hangata se fumanoang mahoatateng ke tutulu ea lehlabathe. Litutulu tsa lehlabathe ke maralla a lehlabathe a entsoeng ke moea, hangata haufi le lebopo la leoatle kapa lehoatateng. Moea o fefolela likaroloana tsa lehlabathe ho nyolohela moepeng o bonolo oa tutuba ebe o li beha ka holimo, e leng ho etsang hore tutu e hōle. Ka lehlakoreng le moepa, lehlabathe le theoha, le etsa hore sefahleho se thelle. Dibopeho tsa dune di fapana ho itshetlehile ka matla le tsela ya moya, le phepelo ya lehlabathe. Li ka fapana ka bolelele ho tloha maotong a seng makae ho ea ho maoto a fetang 1000 300m, me li ka ba le sebopeho sa crescent kapa sebopeho sa linaleli, hara libopeho tse ling. 