<prompt> Batlisisa se boleloang ke lentsoe cultural relativism me u le hlalose ka mokhoa o utloisisehang habonolo.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Research the meaning of the term cultural relativism and explain it in an easy to understand manner. . Response in English: Cultural relativism is the idea that a persons beliefs, values, and actions should be understood based on their own culture, rather than being judged through the lens of another culture. In other words, what is considered right or wrong, good or bad, is different in each society and largely depends on the context of the culture in which it occurs. This concept acknowledges that cultures vary widely and encourages people to view and evaluate practices and beliefs in their cultural contexts, rather than imposing their own values on others. Cultural relativism promotes the idea that no culture is superior to another, and that knowledge about other cultures is essential to understanding and respecting them. . Response in Sesotho: Cultural relativism ke maikutlo a hore litumelo tsa motho, litekanyetso le liketso li lokela ho utloisisoa ho latela setso sa bona, ho fapana le ho ahloloa ka lense ea setso se seng. Ka mantsoe a mang, se nkoang se nepahetse kapa se fosahetse, se setle kapa se sebe, se fapane sechabeng ka seng me haholo-holo se itšetlehile ka maemo a setso seo se hlahang ho sona. Khopolo ena e lumela hore litso li fapana haholo me e khothalletsa batho ho talima le ho lekola litloaelo le litumelo ho latela meetlo ea bona, ho e-na le ho qobella ba bang litekanyetso tsa bona. Tumellano ea meetlo e khothalletsa khopolo ea hore ha ho setso se phahametseng se seng, le hore tsebo ka litso tse ling ke ea bohlokoa bakeng sa ho li utloisisa le ho li hlompha. 