<prompt> ka sebelisa phegelwana neng polelong?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: When can you use a comma in a sentence? . Response in English: A comma can be used in a sentence in several different ways. Here are some common uses: 1. To separate items in a list: For example, I need to buy milk, eggs, bread, and cheese. 2. To join two independent clauses with a coordinating conjunction - these clauses could stand on their own as individual sentences, but are linked with a word such as and, but, or or: For example, Im going to the park, and Ill bring the ball.3. To separate introductory elements - this includes phrases or words that come before the main subject and verb of the sentence: For example, Once inside the house, I called out your name.4. To set off non-essential information - this includes words, phrases, or clauses that add further explanation but are not needed for the sentence to be grammatically correct: For example, My sister, who played in the band for six years, is now a violin teacher.5. To separate adjectives: When two or more adjectives describe the same noun, you can use a comma to separate them. For example, She has a bright, sunny personality.6. To signal direct speech, quotation or a dialogue: For example She said, I am going to the beach tomorrow. There are many rules and conventions when it comes to comma usage, and its important to learn them in order to effectively communicate your ideas in writing. . Response in Sesotho: Phegelwana e ka sebediswa polelong ka mekgwa e mengata e fapaneng. Litšebeliso tse ling tse tloaelehileng ke tsena: 1. Ho arola lintho lethathamong: Mohlala, Ke hloka ho reka lebese, mahe, bohobe le chisi. 2. Ho kopanya likaroloana tse peli tse ikemetseng ka lehokahanyi le hokahanyang - lipolelwana tsena li ka ikemela e le lipolelo tse ikemetseng, empa li amahanngoa le lentsoe le kang le, empa, kapa kapa: Mohlala, I ke ea serapeng sa boikhathollo, me ke tla tlisa bolo. 3. Ho arola likarolo tsa selelekela - sena se kenyeletsa lipolelo kapa mantsoe a tlang pele ho sehlooho le leetsi la polelo: Mohlala, Hang ha ke le ka tlung, ke ile ka bitsa lebitso la hau. 4. Ho theola tlhahisoleseding eo e seng ya bohlokwa - sena se kenyeletsa mantswe, dipolelwana, kapa dipolelwana tse eketsang tlhaloso e nngwe empa di sa hlokehe hore polelo e be e nepahetseng ho ya ka thutapuo: Ka mohlala, Kgaitsedi, ya ileng a bapala sehlopheng ka dilemo tse tsheletseng, hona joale ke tichere ea fiolo. 5. Ho arola mahlaodi: Ha mahlaodi a mabedi kapa ho feta a hlalosa lebitso le le leng, o ka sebedisa phegelwana ho a arola. Ka mohlala, O na le botho bo khanyang, ba letsatsi. 6. Ho bontša puo e tobileng, mantsoe a qotsitsoeng kapa moqoqo: Mohlala O itse, Ke ea lebōpong la leoatle hosane. Ho na le melao le litloaelo tse ngata ha ho tluoa tabeng ea tšebeliso ea koma, me ho bohlokoa ho ithuta eona e le hore u tsebe ho fetisa maikutlo a hao ka katleho ka ho ngola. 