<prompt> Etsa tlhahiso ea litsela tseo ka tsona motho a ka bontšang kutloelo-bohloko ho motho e mong.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Suggest ways that someone can show compassion to another person. . Response in English: Compassion is the act of showing care and concern for others, and there are many ways it can be expressed. Here are some suggestions on how someone can show compassion to another person:1. Listen attentively: Take the time to truly listen to what the other person has to say, and show that youre interested and concerned.2. Be present: Sometimes, the mere act of being there for someone can be a great comfort. Show that youre available and willing to help where you can.3. Express empathy: Put yourself in the other persons shoes and try to understand their situation. Let them know that you acknowledge their feelings and thoughts.4. Offer a helping hand: Offer to help with practical tasks such as running errands, cooking a meal, or providing a ride. This can go a long way in easing someones burden.5. Give a hug: Sometimes, physical touch can be very comforting. A hug or a gentle touch on the arm can convey your concern and care.6. Use kind words: Words of encouragement and reassurance can be very powerful. Remind the person that they are not alone and that you are there for them.7. Be patient: Sometimes, it can take a while for someone to feel better or to get through a tough time. Be patient and continue to offer your support.8. Take action: If possible, be proactive and take action to help address the root of the persons problem. This could involve connecting them with resources, advocating for them, or providing practical support.Overall, showing compassion involves being present, attentive, and empathetic, and taking steps to provide support where possible. . Response in Sesotho: Qenehelo ke ketso ea ho bontša tlhokomelo le kameho ho ba bang, me ho na le litsela tse ngata tseo e ka bontšoang ka eona. Litlhahiso tse ling tsa kamoo motho a ka bontšang kutloelo-bohloko ho motho e mong ke tsena: 1. Mamela ka hloko: Iphe nako ea ho mamela e le kannete seo motho e mong a se buang, me u bontše hore ua thahasella ebile u amehile. 2. E-ba teng: Ka linako tse ling, ketso feela ea ho thusa motho e mong e ka ba matšeliso a maholo. Bontša hore u teng le hore u ikemiselitse ho thusa moo u ka khonang. 3. Bontša kutloelo-bohloko: Ipee boemong ba motho e mong me u leke ho utloisisa boemo ba bona. Ba tsebise hore u ela hloko maikutlo a bona le mehopolo ea bona. 4. Fana ka thuso: Ithaopele ho thusa ka lintho tse ka u thusang, tse kang ho ea le batho ba bang, ho pheha lijo kapa ho mo palamisa. Sena se ka thusa haholo ho bebofaletsa motho e mong moroalo. 5. Haka: Ka linako tse ling, ho ama mele ho ka tšelisa haholo. Ho haka kapa ho tšoara letsoho ka bonolo ho ka bontša kameho le tlhokomelo ea hao. 6. Sebelisa mantsoe a mosa: Mantsoe a khothatso le khothatso a ka ba matla haholo. Hopotsa motho eo hore ha a mong le hore o teng bakeng sa hae. 7. E-ba le mamello: Ka linako tse ling, ho ka nka nako hore motho a ikutloe a le betere kapa a fete nakong e thata. E-ba le mamello me u tsoele pele ho fana ka tšehetso ea hau. 8. Nka khato: Ha ho khoneha, e-ba mafolofolo me u nke khato ho thusa ho rarolla motso oa bothata ba motho eo. Sena se ka kenyelletsa ho ba hokahanya le lisebelisoa, ho ba buella, kapa ho fana ka tšehetso e sebetsang. Ka kakaretso, ho bontša kutloelo-bohloko ho akarelletsa ho ba teng, ho ela hloko, le kutloelo-bohloko, le ho nka mehato ea ho fana ka tšehetso moo ho khonehang. 