<prompt> Hlalosa hore na moelelo oa poleloana practice makes perfect ke ofe?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe what is the meaning of the saying practice makes perfect. . Response in English: The phrase practice makes perfect suggests that the more we engage in a specific activity, the better we become at it. Repeating the task repeatedly improves our skills through continuous effort, leading to mastery of the task. In other words, when we practice, we develop the habit of performing the task correctly, increasing our competence to the point that we attain proficiency, or even perfection. The saying reminds us that it takes time and effort to achieve excellence, but with persistence and dedication, we can eventually master the skill. . Response in Sesotho: Poleloana e reng boitloaelo bo etsa hore motho a phethehe e fana ka maikutlo a hore ha re ntse re etsa ntho e itseng, re ntlafala ho eona. Ho pheta-pheta mosebetsi oo khafetsa ho ntlafatsa tsebo ea rona ka boiteko bo tsoelang pele, ho lebisang katlehong ea mosebetsi. Ka mantsoe a mang, ha re itloaetsa, re hlaolela tloaelo ea ho etsa mosebetsi ka nepo, re eketsa bokhoni ba rōna ho isa bohōleng ba hore re fihlele tsebo, kapa esita le phetheho. Polelo ena e re hopotsa hore ho hloka nako le boiteko ho finyella bokhabane, empa ka ho phehella le ka boitelo, re ka qetella re ipabola. 