<prompt> Hlalosa moelelo oa mohlala o latelang o sebelisa melao e tloaelehileng:Katse e lelekisa mohatla.  <response>: Instruction in English: Infer the meaning of the following example using standard rules: . Response in English: The sentence The cat chased its tail is describing an action being performed by a subject. The subject is the cat and the action being performed is chased. The object that the cat is chasing is its tail. The verb chased is in the past tense, so the action has already happened. In this context, the phrase its tail means that the tail belongs to the cat. The overall meaning of the sentence is that, in the past, a cat engaged in an activity where it ran after its own tail, trying to catch it. . Response in Sesotho: Polelo Katse e lelekisitse mohatla e hlalosa ketso e etsoang ke moetsuoa. Taba ke katse mme ketso e ntseng e etsoa ke ho lelekoa. Ntho eo katse e e lelekisang ke mohatla oa eona. Leetsi ho lelekisa le nakong e fetileng, kahoo ketso e se e etsahetse. Tabeng ena, poleloana mohatla oa eona e bolela hore mohatla ke oa katse. Moelelo o akaretsang oa polelo ena ke hore, nakong e fetileng, katse e ne e etsa mosebetsi oo e neng e matha ka mora mohatla oa eona, e leka ho e tšoara. 