<prompt> Akaretsa mokhoa oa ho ngola pampiri ea lipatlisisonan  <response>: Instruction in English: Summarize the process for writing a research paper . Response in English: Here is a summary of the process for writing a research paper:1. Choose a topic: Choose a topic that is both interesting and relevant to your field of study. Make sure it is specific and well-defined, so you can stay focused and create a coherent argument.2. Research your topic: Use reliable sources to gather information on your topic. This may include books, academic journals, online databases, and interviews with experts. Take detailed notes and organize your findings.3. Formulate a thesis: A thesis statement is a clear, concise statement that expresses the main point of your paper. It should be specific and supported by the evidence you have collected.4. Create an outline: Organize your thoughts and ideas into a logical structure. Use your outline to guide your writing.5. Write a draft: Start writing your paper, using your outline as a guide. Be sure to cite your sources whenever you use information from them. Dont worry about making it perfect on the first try - just focus on getting your ideas down.6. Revise and edit: Once you have completed a draft, take the time to revise and edit it. Look for any errors in grammar, spelling, or punctuation, as well as any weaknesses in your argument or organization. Make any necessary changes to improve your paper.7. Format your paper: Follow the appropriate format for your paper, as specified by your instructor. This may include using a specific citation style and formatting your paper according to certain guidelines.8. Submit your final paper: Once you have revised and edited your paper to your satisfaction, its time to submit it. Make sure to carefully read and follow any submission instructions provided by your instructor. . Response in Sesotho: Kakaretso ea mokhoa oa ho ngola pampiri ea lipatlisiso ke ena: 1. Khetha sehlooho: Khetha sehlooho se khahlang le se amanang le lefapha la thuto ea hau. Etsa bonnete ba hore e hlakile ebile e hlalositsoe hantle, e le hore u ka lula u tsepamisitse maikutlo le ho theha ngangisano e lumellanang. 2. Batlisisa sehlooho sa hau: Sebelisa mehloli e tšepahalang ho bokella lintlha ka sehlooho sa hau. Sena se ka kenyelletsa libuka, likoranta tsa thuto, datha ea marang-rang, le lipuisano le litsebi. Ngola lintlha tse qaqileng me u hlophise liphetho tsa hau. 3. Theha thesis: Polelo ea thesis ke polelo e hlakileng, e khutsoane e hlalosang ntlha ea mantlha ea pampiri ea hau. E lokela ho ba e tobileng le e tšehetsoeng ke bopaki boo u bo bokeletseng. 4. Theha moralo: Hlophisa menahano ea hau le mehopolo ea hau ka sebopeho se utloahalang. Sebelisa kemiso ea hau ho tataisa mongolo oa hau. 5. Ngola moralo: Qala ho ngola pampiri ea hau, u sebelisa kemiso ea hau joalo ka tataiso. Etsa bonnete ba hore u qotsa mehloli ea hau nako le nako ha u sebelisa tlhahisoleseling ho tsoa ho eona. Se ke oa tšoenyeha ka ho etsa hore e be e phethahetseng tekong ea pele - sheba feela ho theola maikutlo a hau. 6. Sheba le ho lokisa: Hang ha o qetile moralo, iphe nako ea ho o hlahloba le ho o hlophisa. Batla liphoso leha e le life tsa sebōpeho-puo, mopeleto, matšoao a puo, hammoho le bofokoli leha e le bofe ba khang kapa mokhatlong oa hau. Etsa liphetoho tse hlokahalang ho ntlafatsa pampiri ea hau. 7. Fometa pampiri ya hao: Latela sebopeho se nepahetseng bakeng sa pampiri ya hao, jwalo ka ha ho hlalositswe ke morupelli wa hao. Sena se ka kenyelletsa ho sebelisa mokhoa o itseng oa ho qotsa le ho fometa pampiri ea hau ho latela litataiso tse itseng. 8. Kenya pampiri ea hau ea ho qetela: Hang ha u se u hlahlobile le ho hlophisa pampiri ea hau ho fihlela u khotsofetse, ke nako ea ho e romela. Etsa bonnete ba hore u bala ka hloko le ho latela litaelo leha e le life tsa tlhahiso tse fanoeng ke morupeli oa hau. 