<prompt> Hlalosa mehato eo u ka e nkang ho hloekisa fensetere.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Outline what steps you would take to clean a window. . Response in English: Here are the steps for effectively cleaning a window:1. Gather the necessary supplies: You will need a bucket, soap or detergent, a squeegee or scrubber, towels, and a microfiber cloth. 2. Fill the bucket with warm water and add a few drops of soap or detergent: Dilute the soap in the water, and be sure not to use too much soap as it may leave streaks on the window.3. Remove any loose dirt or debris: Use a dry cloth or soft bristled brush to remove any dirt, dust or cobwebs from the window frames, sills and corners.4. Apply the cleaning solution to the window: Dip your scrubber or squeegee into the bucket of cleaning solution, and then apply it to the window, starting at the top and working your way down.5. Scrub the window: Scrub the window using circular motions, applying slight pressure to remove any stubborn dirt or grime.6. Squeegee the window: Starting at the top of the window, use the squeegee to remove the cleaning solution, wiping the blade with a clean cloth after each pass to avoid streaks.7. Wipe the window frames and sills: Use a clean towel to wipe down the window frames, sills and any other surrounding areas to remove any remaining cleaning solution or water.8. Polish the window: For a sparkling finish, use a microfiber cloth to buff the window, removing any remaining streaks or smudges.9. Repeat the process on the other side of the window: If needed, repeat the cleaning process on the other side of the window, following the same steps.10. Maintain the cleanliness: Regularly clean your windows to keep them looking their best, and to prevent dirt and grime from building up over time. . Response in Sesotho: Mehato ea ho hloekisa fensetere ka katleho ke ena: 1. Bokella lisebelisoa tse hlokahalang: U tla hloka bakete, sesepa kapa sesepa, squeegee kapa scrubber, lithaole le lesela la microfiber. 2. Tlatsa bakete ka metsi a futhumetseng me u kenye marotholi a seng makae a sesepa kapa sesepa: Hlakola sesepa ka metsing, me u tiise hore u se ke ua sebelisa sesepa e ngata haholo kaha e ka siea melapo fensetereng. 3. Tlosa litšila leha e le life tse hlephileng kapa lithōle: Sebelisa lesela le omeletseng kapa borashe bo bonolo ho tlosa litšila, lerōle kapa likhoele lifensetereng, lithakong le lihukung. 4. Sebelisa tharollo ea ho hloekisa fensetereng: Koahela scrubber kapa squeegee ea hau ka nkhong ea tharollo ea ho hloekisa, ebe u e sebelisa fensetereng, ho qala ka holimo le ho sebetsa ka tlase. 5. Hlakola fensetere: Hlakola fensetere ka ho sisinyeha ha selikalikoe, u sebelisa khatello e nyenyane ho tlosa litšila leha e le life tse manganga kapa litšila. 6. Squeegee fensetere: Ho qala ka holima fensetere, sebelisa squeegee ho tlosa tharollo ea ho hloekisa, ho hlakola lehare ka lesela le hloekileng ka mora ho feta ka ngoe ho qoba li-streaks. 7. Hlakola liforeimi tsa lifensetere le lithako: Sebelisa thaole e hloekileng ho hlakola liforeimi tsa lifensetere, lithako le libaka tse ling tse potolohileng ho tlosa tharollo kapa metsi a setseng. 8. Lokisetsa fensetere: Ho qeta ho phatsima, sebelisa lesela la microfiber ho phunya fensetere, u tlose li-streak kapa li-smudges tse setseng. 9. Pheta mokhoa ona ka lehlakoreng le leng la fensetere: Haeba ho hlokahala, pheta mokhoa oa ho hloekisa ka lehlakoreng le leng la fensetere, ho latela mehato e tšoanang. 10. Boloka bohloeki: Hloekisa lifensetere tsa hau khafetsa ho li boloka li shebahala hantle, le ho thibela litšila le litšila hore li se ke tsa eketseha ha nako e ntse e ea. 