<prompt> Hlalosa se ileng sa etsahala ha apole e oela sefateng.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe what happened when an apple falls from a tree. . Response in English: When an apple falls from a tree, it is due to the force of gravity pulling it towards the ground. The apple is initially attached to the tree by its stem, but as it grows and ripens, the stem may weaken, and the weight of the apple may cause it to break free from the tree. Once this happens, the apple is no longer supported, and it will begin to fall to the ground, accelerating as it falls under the influence of gravity. When the apple hits the ground, the force of impact may cause the apple to bounce or roll, depending on the surface it lands on. . Response in Sesotho: Ha apole e oa sefateng, ke ka lebaka la matla a khoheli a e hulelang fatše. Apole e qala e khomaretsoe sefateng ka kutu ea eona, empa ha e ntse e hōla le ho butsoa, kutu e ka na ea fokola, me boima ba apole bo ka etsa hore e itokolle sefateng. Hang ha sena se etsahala, apole ha e sa tšehetsoa, me e tla qala ho oela fatše, e potlakisa ha e oela tlasa tšusumetso ea matla a khoheli. Ha apole e oela fatše, matla a ka na a etsa hore apole e tsubetlehe kapa e thethehe, ho itšetlehile ka sebaka seo e lulang ho sona. 