<prompt> Fana ka mohlala oa sebele oa kamoo likhohlano li ka bang molemo katengnan  <response>: Instruction in English: Provide a real-life example of how friction can be beneficial . Response in English: Friction can be beneficial in many ways. One real-life example is when we walk or run. When we take a step forward, we push our foot backward, and thanks to the friction between our shoes and the ground, we experience an opposing force that propels us forward. Without friction our feet would slide backward, making it very difficult for us to walk or run. The friction between the ground and our shoes provides the necessary grip and traction for us to move forward. . Response in Sesotho: Khohlano e ka ba molemo ka litsela tse ngata. Mohlala o mong oa sebele ke oa ha re tsamaea kapa re matha. Ha re nka mohato o eang pele, re sutumelletsa leoto la rōna morao, me ka lebaka la khohlano pakeng tsa lieta tsa rōna le fatše, re fumana matla a hanyetsang a re sutumelletsang pele. Ntle le ho hohla maoto a rōna a ne a tla thellela morao, e leng se etsang hore ho be thata haholo ho rōna ho tsamaea kapa ho matha. Khohlano pakeng tsa fatše le lieta tsa rona e fana ka ho tsoara le ho hula ho hlokahalang hore re tsoele pele. 