<prompt> Ka kopo, hlahisa mokhoa oa ho kopanya libuka tsa ikea.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Please generate a procedure for assembling an ikea bookshelf. . Response in English: Here are the steps to follow when assembling an IKEA bookshelf:1. Clear a space: Choose a spacious work area with enough room to lay out all the pieces of the bookshelf. Make sure the room has adequate lighting so that you see the instructions and the materials clearly.2. Take Inventory: Unpack all the pieces, checking against the component list in the instructions to ensure that all pieces are present.3. Sort the hardware: Separate and organize screws, nails, nuts and bolts into piles.4. Read the instructions: Read the instructions thoroughly before starting. Familiarize yourself with each components name and how they are meant to be fitted together.5. Assemble the frame: Begin by assembling the sides to the top and bottom shelves, as described in the instructions using the provided dowels and screws. Make sure the frame is squared and tightened properly, with no wobbling.6. Install the shelves: Install the shelves as instructed, usually by sliding them into the grooves in the sides, or securing them to supports at the desired heights. Make sure the shelves are level and that they are properly aligned.7. Attach the back panel: Fit the back panel to the main frame, making sure it is flush with the shelf edges, and secure it in place with the provided nails.8. Secure the bookshelf: Secure the bookshelf to the wall using brackets and screws. Avoid skipping this step as it can prevent the bookshelf from tipping over.9. Final Touches: Double-check all fittings, screws and nails to ensure that everything is tight, and then clean up any debris or tools. Now that the bookshelf is fully assembled, you can put your books and other items on it, and start enjoying your new furniture. . Response in Sesotho: Mehato eo u lokelang ho e latela ke ena ha u kopanya shelofo ea libuka ea IKEA: 1. Hlakola sebaka: Khetha sebaka se sephara sa mosebetsi se nang le sebaka se lekaneng ho ala likarolo tsohle tsa shelofo ea libuka. Etsa bonnete ba hore kamore e na le mabone a lekaneng e le hore u bone litaelo le lisebelisoa ka ho hlaka. 2. Nka Inventory: Hlakola likotoana tsohle, u hlahlobe khahlanong le lenane la likarolo ho litaelo ho netefatsa hore likotoana tsohle li teng. 3. Hlophisa lisebelisoa: Arola me u hlophise likurufu, lipekere, linate le liboutu hore e be liqubu. 4. Bala litaelo: Bala litaelo ka botlalo pele u qala. Itloaetse lebitso la karolo ka ngoe le hore na li reretsoe ho kopanngoa joang. 5. Kopanya foreime: Qala ka ho kopanya mahlakore ho lishelefo tse ka holimo le tse tlase, joalo ka ha ho hlalositsoe litaelong u sebelisa li-dowels le likurufu tse fanoeng. Etsa bonnete ba hore foreime e na le lisekoere me e tiisitsoe hantle, e sa sisinyehe. 6. Kenya lishelefo: Kenya lishelefo kamoo ho laetsoeng kateng, hangata ka ho li sututsa ka hara likotopo tse ka mahlakoreng, kapa ho li tiisa hore li fihlelle litšehetsi sebakeng se phahameng seo u se batlang. Etsa bonnete ba hore lishelefo li lekana le hore li hlophisitsoe hantle. 7. Hokela karolo e ka morao: Kenya karolo e ka morao ho foreimi e kholo, ho etsa bonnete ba hore e phunyeletse ka mathōko a lishelefo, me u e sireletse sebakeng ka lipekere tse fanoeng. 8. Sireletsa shelofo ea libuka: Sireletsa shelofo ea libuka leboteng u sebelisa masakamane le likurufu. Qoba ho tlola mohato ona kaha o ka thibela shelofo ea libuka hore e se ke ea putlama. 9. Lintlha tsa ho Qetela: Sheba habeli lintho tse tlatsitsoeng, likurufu le lipekere ho netefatsa hore ntho e ngoe le e ngoe e tiile, ebe u hloekisa litšila kapa lisebelisoa. Kaha joale shelofo ea libuka e se e kopane ka botlalo, u ka beha libuka tsa hao le lintho tse ling ho eona, me u qale ho natefeloa ke thepa ea hao e ncha. 