<prompt> Bolela tlhaloso ea poleloana metsi ka mora litsebe.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: State the definition of the phrase wet behind the ears. . Response in English: The phrase wet behind the ears means someone who is inexperienced, naïve or new to something. It is an idiomatic expression that originated from the fact that newborn animals can still be wet in certain places, such as behind their ears, due to the amniotic fluid shortly after being born, symbolizing their newness to the world. . Response in Sesotho: Poleloana metsi ka mora litsebe e bolela motho ea se nang phihlelo, ea sa tsebeng letho kapa ea sa tsebeng letho. Ke polelo ea maele e simolohileng tabeng ea hore liphoofolo tse sa tsoa tsoaloa li ntse li ka ba metsi libakeng tse itseng, tse kang ka mora litsebe tsa tsona, ka lebaka la amniotic fluid nakoana ka mora ho tsoaloa, e leng pontšo ea bocha ba tsona lefatšeng. 