<prompt> Nka lokisa ntlo ea ka joang bakeng sa ho khaoha ha motlakase?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: How can I prepare my house for a power outage? . Response in English: Preparing your house for a power outage is always a good idea, especially if you live in an area that is prone to storms or blackouts. Here are some steps you can take to prepare for a power outage:1. Invest in emergency lighting: Keep a supply of flashlights, battery-powered lanterns, and spare batteries around your home.2. Stock up on non-perishable food and water: Make sure you have enough non-perishable food and bottled water to last for at least three days.3. Purchase a generator: If you live in an area that is prone to frequent power outages, it may be a good idea to invest in a portable generator to keep essential appliances running.4. Unplug appliances and electronics: When the power goes out, unplug all of your appliances and electronics to prevent a power surge from damaging them when the power comes back on.5. Keep your devices charged: Make sure your cell phone, laptop, and any other battery-powered devices are fully charged.6. Stay informed: Keep a battery-powered or hand-cranked radio on hand so you can stay informed about the status of the power outage.7. Prepare for medical needs: If you or someone in your household relies on medical equipment that requires electricity, make sure you have a backup plan in place.By taking these steps ahead of time, you can ensure that you and your family are prepared for a power outage and can stay safe and comfortable until the power comes back on. . Response in Sesotho: Ho lokisetsa ntlo ea hau bakeng sa ho tima ha motlakase kamehla ke khopolo e ntle, haholo-holo haeba u lula sebakeng se atisang ho ba le lifefo kapa ho tima ha motlakase. Mehato e meng eo u ka e nkang ho itokiselletsa ho khaoha ha motlakase ke ena: 1. Tsetela maboneng a tšohanyetso: Boloka litoche, mabone a tsamaisoang ka libeteri le libeteri tse ling tse setseng lapeng. 2. Reka lijo le metsi a sa senyeheng: Etsa bonnete ba hore u na le lijo tse lekaneng tse sa senyeheng le metsi a libotlolong ho tšoarella bonyane matsatsi a mararo. 3. Reka Jenereithara: Haeba u lula sebakeng seo ho atisang ho tima motlakase khafetsa, e ka na ea e-ba khopolo e ntle ho tsetela ka jenereithara e nkehang habonolo ho boloka lisebelisoa tsa bohlokoa li sebetsa. 4. Hlakola lisebelisoa le lisebelisoa tsa elektronike: Ha motlakase o tima, ntša lipolankeng tsohle tsa hau le lisebelisoa tsa elektroniki ho thibela ho phahama ha matla ho se senye ha motlakase o khutla. 5. Boloka lisebelisoa tsa hau li tjhajiloe: Etsa bonnete ba hore selefounu ea hao, laptop, le lisebelisoa leha e le life tse sebelisoang ke beteri li tjhajiloe ka botlalo. 6. Lula u tseba: Boloka seea-le-moea se tsamaisoang ke betri kapa se kentsoeng ka letsoho letsohong e le hore u lule u tseba ka boemo ba ho khaoha ha motlakase. 7. Itokisetse litlhoko tsa bongaka: Haeba uena kapa motho e mong ka lapeng le itšetlehile ka thepa ea bongaka e hlokang motlakase, etsa bonnete ba hore u na le moralo oa ho boloka chelete. Ka ho nka mehato ena pele ho nako, u ka etsa bonnete ba hore uena le ba lelapa la hau le itokiselitse ho tima motlakase me le ka lula le sireletsehile le ho phutholoha ho fihlela motlakase o khutla. 