<prompt> Hlahisa thuto ea ho etsa sefofane sa pampirinan  <response>: Instruction in English: Generate a tutorial on how to make a paper plane . Response in English: How to make a paper plane: A step-by-step tutorial1. Start with a rectangular sheet of paper: A standard 8.5x11 inch piece of paper, also known as A4, is perfect for making a simple paper airplane.2. Fold the paper in half vertically: Make sure the crease is sharp, then unfold the paper, leaving a visible crease down the middle.3. Fold the top corners down to the center crease: Take the top right corner and fold it down along the center crease, aligning the top edge with the crease. Do the same with the top left corner. 4. Fold the top edges to the center crease: Take the top right edge and fold it along the center crease, aligning it with the bottom of the previous fold. Do the same with the top left edge. 5. Fold the plane in half along the center crease: Fold the paper along the center crease, ensuring that the folded edges are on the inside. 6. Make the wings: Starting about a half inch from the bottom of the plane, make a fold that is parallel to the bottom of the plane on one side. Do the same on the other side, making sure that the wings are symmetrical. 7. Adjust the wings: Gently spread the wings apart, making sure they are even. 8. Launch your paper plane: Hold the paper plane at the bottom, between the wings, and launch it with a gentle toss. Experiment with different angles and speeds to see how your plane flies. Now that you know the basics of making a paper airplane, you can experiment with different designs and folds to see how they affect the flight of your plane. Enjoy your new skill! . Response in Sesotho: Mokhoa oa ho etsa sefofane sa pampiri: Thupelo ea mohato ka mohato 1. Qala ka pampiri ea khutlonnetsepa: Pampiri e tloaelehileng ea 8.5x11 inch, e tsejoang hape e le A4, e loketse ho etsa sefofane se bonolo sa pampiri. 2. Mena pampiri ka halofo e otlolohile: Etsa bonnete ba hore mokokotlo o bohale, ebe o phutholla pampiri, o siea lekhalo le bonahalang ho theosa bohareng. 3. Mena likhutlong tse ka holimo ho theosa ho ea bohareng: Nka sekhutlo se ka holimo ho le letona me u se mene fatše haufi le sekhahla se bohareng, u tsamaisane le ntlha e ka holimo le crease. Etsa se tšoanang ka sekhutlo se ka holimo le letšehali. 4. Mena litšepe tse ka holimo ho ea bohareng: Nka ntlha e ka holimo e ka ho le letona me u e mene haufi le mokokotlo o bohareng, o e tsamaise le tlase ea lesaka le fetileng. Etsa se tšoanang ka lehlakoreng le ka holimo le letšehali. 5. Mena sefofane ka halofo haufi le setsi sa bohareng: Mena pampiri haufi le mokokotlo o bohareng, ho etsa bonnete ba hore mathōko a mene a ka hare. 6. Etsa mapheo: Ho qala hoo e ka bang halofo ea lisenthimithara ho tloha botebong ba sefofane, etsa lesela le bapileng le tlase ho sefofane ka lehlakoreng le leng. Etsa se tšoanang ka lehlakoreng le leng, ho etsa bonnete ba hore mapheo a symmetrical. 7. Fetola mapheo: Arola mapheo ka bonolo, ho etsa bonnete ba hore a lekana. 8. Qala sefofane sa hau sa pampiri: Tšoara sefofane sa pampiri ka tlaase, pakeng tsa mapheo, me u se qale ka ho akhela ha bonolo. Leka ka li-angles le lebelo le fapaneng ho bona hore na sefofane sa hau se fofa joang. Kaha joale u se u tseba lintho tsa motheo tsa ho etsa sefofane sa pampiri, u ka leka ka meralo le memeno e fapaneng ho bona hore na li ama ho fofa ha sefofane sa hau joang. Natefeloa ke tsebo ea hau e ncha! 