<prompt> Fana ka sete ea litaelo tsa ho bapala papali ea cheke.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Provide a set of instructions for playing a game of checkers. . Response in English: Checkers, also known as draughts or dame, is a strategy board game for two players, played on an 8x8 checkered or squared gameboard. Here are the instructions for how to play the game:1. Game Setup: First, place the board on a flat surface between the two players. Each player chooses a color typically red or black and takes their respective set of 12 pieces. Pieces are then placed on the dark squares of the gameboard, on the first three rows closest to each player.2. Move Pieces: Checkers is a two-player game, so alternate turns with the other player. Pieces can only move diagonally, and only on dark squares. Regular checkers pieces not kings can move forward only on the diagonal. 3. Capture Pieces: If your opponents piece is on a diagonal square next to one of your pieces, and the square behind the opponents piece is empty, you can jump over your opponents piece to remove it from the gameboard. Capturing or jumping is mandatory when possible, and multiple jumps can be made in a single turn if possible.4. Kinged Pieces: When one of your pieces reaches the last row on your opponents side of the gameboard, it becomes a king, and is crowned by placing another of your checkers pieces on top of it. Kings can move diagonally both forward and backward, and they can also jump opponents pieces forward and backward.5. Winning the Game: The game is won by either capturing all of the opponents pieces, or by blocking their pieces so that they cannot make any more moves. If both players are unable to capture or block their opponents pieces, the game ends in a draw.6. Strategy: Checkers is a game of strategy, so take your time to think through your moves and anticipate your opponents moves. Try to control the center of the gameboard, and keep your pieces together in groups so that they can support each other. Have fun, and good luck! . Response in Sesotho: Li-Checkers, tse tsejoang hape e le li-drafts kapa dame, ke papali ea boto ea maano bakeng sa libapali tse peli, e bapaloang letlapeng la 8x8 le cheke kapa le nang le lisekoere. Litaelo tsa ho bapala papali ke tsena: 1. Tlhophiso ea Lipapali: Pele, beha boto sebakeng se bataletseng pakeng tsa libapali tse peli. Sebapali se seng le se seng se khetha mala hangata o mofubelu kapa o motšo ebe o nka likotoana tse 12 tse fapaneng. Joale likotoana li behoa mabaleng a lefifi a papali ea lipapali, melaleng e meraro ea pele e haufi le sebapali ka seng. 2. Tsamaisa Likotoana: Checkers ke papali ea libapali tse peli, kahoo chenchana le sebapali se seng. Likotoana li ka tsamaea feela ka diagonally, me feela libakeng tse lefifi. Likotoana tse tloaelehileng tsa li-checkers eseng marena li ka tsoela pele feela ka diagonal. 3. Tšoara Likotoana: Haeba sengoathoana sa mohanyetsi oa hau se lepatlelong la diagonal haufi le e ngoe ea likotoana tsa hau, me sekoere se ka morao ho sengoathoana sa mohanyetsi se se na letho, u ka tlola sekotoana sa mohanyetsi oa hau ho se tlosa papaling. Ho hapa kapa ho qhoma hoa tlama ha ho khoneha, me ho qhoma hangata ho ka etsoa ka nako e le ngoe ha ho khoneha. 4. Likotoana tsa Morena: Ha e ngoe ea likotoana tsa hau e fihla moleng oa ho qetela ka lehlakoreng la mohanyetsi oa hau oa papali ea lipapali, e fetoha morena, me e rupetsoe ka ho beha likotoana tse ling tsa li-checkers holima eona. Marena a ka tsamaea ka mahlakoreng a mabeli pele le morao, hape a ka qhomela likotoana tsa bahanyetsi pele le morao. 5. Ho Hlōla Papali: Papali e hlōloa ka ho hapa likotoana tsohle tsa mohanyetsi, kapa ka ho thibela likotoana tsa tsona hore li se ke tsa hlola li etsa metsamao. Haeba libapali ka bobeli li sa khone ho hapa kapa ho thibela likotoana tsa bahanyetsi ba tsona, papali e fella ka ho hula. 6. Leano: Checkers ke papali ea leano, kahoo iphe nako ea ho nahana ka metsamao ea hau le ho lebella metsamao ea mohanyetsi oa hau. Leka ho laola setsi sa papali ea papali, me u boloke likotoana tsa hau hammoho ka lihlopha e le hore li ka tšehetsana. E-ba le thabo, le mahlohonolo! 