<prompt> Mohlala oa pono ea mele ke ofe?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is an example of a physical observation? . Response in English: A physical observation is any act of viewing or noticing an object or event using one of our senses such as sight, touch, taste, hearing, or smell. For example, if you are observing an apple, you might notice its shiny, red surface and that it is firm to the touch or smells fresh. If you take a bite, you might taste its sweetness and hear the crunch as you chew. All of these are examples of physical observations, as they rely on our ability to perceive the world around us through our bodily senses. . Response in Sesotho: Tebelelo ke ketso efe kapa efe ea ho shebella kapa ho hlokomela ntho kapa ketsahalo ka e ngoe ea kutlo ea rona joalo ka ho bona, ho ama, tatso, ho utloa kapa ho fofonela. Ka mohlala, haeba u shebile apole, u ka na ua bona bokaholimo ba eona bo benyang, bo bofubelu le hore e tiile ha u e tšoara kapa e nkha hamonate. Haeba u ka loma, u ka na ua latsoa monate oa eona me ua utloa ho lla ha u ntse u hlafuna. Tsena tsohle ke mehlala ea lintho tseo re li bonang ka mele, kaha li itšetlehile ka bokhoni ba rona ba ho lemoha lefatše le re potolohileng ka li-acness tsa rona tsa mele. 