<prompt> Hlalosa moelelo oa poleloana ina menoana ea hau ka metsing.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the meaning of the phrase dip your toes in the water. . Response in English: The phrase dip your toes in the water is an idiomatic expression that means to cautiously try something new, or to test or experiment with something used as an approach to minimize the risk in a situation. The phrase is derived from the literal act of dipping ones toes into a body of water before jumping in, as a way of testing the temperature or feeling out the conditions before fully committing. Similarly, the phrase can be used to describe taking small steps to try something out before fully committing to it. . Response in Sesotho: Poleloana ina menoana ea hau metsing ke poleloana e hlalosang mantsoe e bolelang ho leka ntho e ncha ka hloko, kapa ho leka kapa ho leka ntho e sebelisoang e le mokhoa oa ho fokotsa kotsi boemong bo itseng. Poleloana ena e nkiloe ketsong ea sebele ea ho ina menoana ka metsing pele a qhomela, e le mokhoa oa ho leka mocheso kapa ho utloa maemo pele a itlama ka botlalo. Ka mokhoa o tsoanang, poleloana e ka sebelisoa ho hlalosa ho nka mehato e menyenyane ho leka ho hong pele o itlama ka botlalo ho eona. 