<prompt> Hlama pale e mabapi le tau e sebete masabasabeng a Afrika.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Compose a story about a courageous lion in the African savanna. . Response in English: Once upon a time, in the vast African savanna, lived a lion with an indomitable spirit. His name was Leo, and he was known across the lands as the bravest of all lions. Leos golden mane rippled in the blazing sun as he roamed the savanna, his eyes glinting with courage and determination. He was feared and respected by all the animals, for he was the king of the savanna.One day, the savanna was stricken with a great drought. The sun seemed to blaze hotter than ever, and the rains did not come. The riverbeds dried up, and the grasslands turned brown. Many animals began to fall ill, and the herds started to grow thin. Leo knew that something had to be done, or they would all perish.Gathering all his courage, Leo decided to venture beyond the savanna, into the dark, unknown lands beyond. No lion had ever ventured there before, and it was said to be a place of great danger. But Leo was determined to find a way to bring water back to the savanna.He traveled for many days, facing many dangers along the way. He braved raging rivers and treacherous mountain passes, never faltering in his quest. Finally, he came upon a great lake, its waters sparkling in the sun. Leo knew that this was the answer to the savannas troubles.With great difficulty, he managed to divert the waters of the lake, creating a new river that flowed all the way back to the savanna. He returned to his home, battered and weary, but triumphant. The animals of the savanna rejoiced at the sight of the life-giving waters, and they hailed Leo as their hero.Leo had proven his courage once again, and he had saved the savanna from certain doom. He had shown that even in the darkest of times, bravery and determination can triumph over all. And so, Leos legend lived on, and he remained the courageous king of the African savanna. . Response in Sesotho: Mehleng ea khale, masabasabeng a Afrika, ho ne ho phela tau e nang le moea o sa hlōloeng ke letho. Lebitso la hae e ne e le Leo, mme o ne a tsebahala hohle e le tau e sebete ho feta tsohle. Moetse oa khauta oa Leo o ile oa thothomela letsatsing le bataolang ha a ntse a solla masabasabeng, mahlo a hae a phatsima ke sebete le boikemisetso. O ne a tšajoa le ho hlomphuoa ke liphoofolo tsohle, kaha e ne e le morena oa savanna. Ka letsatsi le leng, savanna e ile ea apareloa ke komello e khōlō. Letsatsi le ne le bonahala le chesa ho feta leha e le neng pele, me pula ha ea ka ea na. Liphula tsa linōka tsa psha, me makhulo a fetoha a sootho. Liphoofolo tse ngata li ile tsa qala ho kula, me mehlape ea qala ho ota. Leo o ne a tseba hore ho na le ntho e lokelang ho etsoa, ho seng joalo ba ne ba tla timela kaofela. Ha a bokella sebete sa hae kaofela, Leo o ile a etsa qeto ea ho fetela ka nģane ho savanna, ho ea libakeng tse lefifi, tse sa tsejoeng ho feta. Ho ne ho se tau e kileng ea fihla moo pele, me ho ne ho thoe ke sebaka se kotsi haholo. Empa Leo o ne a ikemiselitse ho fumana mokhoa oa ho khutlisetsa metsi savanna. O ile a tsamaea matsatsi a mangata, a tobane le likotsi tse ngata tseleng. O ile a mamella linōka tse loebehlanang le litselana tse kotsi tsa lithaba, a sa qeaqee boitekong ba hae. Qetellong, a fihla letša le leholo, metsi a lona a benyang letsatsing. Leo o ne a tseba hore ena ke karabo mathateng a savanna. Ka bothata bo boholo, o ile a khona ho khelosa metsi a letša, a etsa nōka e ncha e phallang ho khutlela savanna. O ile a khutlela ntlong ea hae, a otliloe a bile a khathetse, empa a hlōtse. Liphoofolo tsa savanna tsa thaba ha li bona metsi a phelisang, me tsa rorisa Leo e le mohale oa tsona. Leo o ne a boetse a pakile sebete sa hae, me o ne a pholositse savanna tlokotsing e itseng. O ne a bontšitse hore esita le linakong tse lefifi ka ho fetisisa, sebete le boikemisetso li ka hlōla bohle. Kahoo, tšōmo ea Leo e ile ea tsoela pele ho phela, me a lula e le morena ea sebete oa savanna ea Afrika. 