<prompt> Hlalosa tsela e tloaelehileng ea papali ea tennisnan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the typical trajectory of a tennis serve . Response in English: The typical trajectory of a tennis serve begins with the player standing behind the baseline, feet shoulder-width apart and body positioned sideways to the net. The player tosses the ball into the air with one hand while holding the racquet in the other. Once the ball reaches the peak of its trajectory, the player swings the racquet up and over their head, making contact with the ball at the highest point they can reach. The angle and speed of the racquet combined with the position and spin of the ball determine the flight path of the serve. The ball typically arcs up and over the net, landing in the serving box on the opposite side of the court. The trajectory of the serve can vary depending on the type of serve the player is executing, such as a flat, slice, or kick serve, each of which will have a slightly different path. . Response in Sesotho: Mokhoa o tloaelehileng oa papali ea tenese o qala ka sebapali se emang ka morao ho leqhubu, maoto a arohaneng ka bophara ba mahetla le mele o eme ka lehlakore ho letlooeng. Sebapali se akhela bolo moeeng ka letsoho le le leng ha se ntse se tšoere racquet ka le leng. Hang ha bolo e fihla tlhōrōng ea tsela ea eona, sebapali se phunya racquet holimo le holima hlooho ea bona, ho kopana le bolo sebakeng se phahameng ka ho fetisisa seo ba ka se finyellang. Lebelo le lebelo la racquet li kopantsoe le boemo le ho bilika ha bolo li lekanya tsela ea sefofane ea ho sebeletsa. Hangata bolo e pota-pota letlooa, e lula ka lebokoseng la ho sebeletsa ka lehlakoreng le leng la lebala. Tsela ea ho sebeletsa e ka fapana ho ea ka mofuta oa tšebeletso eo sebapali se e phethang, joalo ka sephara, selae, kapa kick serving, e ngoe le e ngoe e tla ba le tsela e fapaneng hanyane. 