<prompt> Hlalosa mokhoa oa ho khanna ka polokeho puleng.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe how to drive safely in rain. . Response in English: Driving in the rain can be challenging, but with some precautions, you can significantly reduce your risk of accidents. Here are some tips to help you drive safely in the rain:1. Slow down: Rainy weather reduces road traction and can impact visibility. Always reduce speed when driving in the rain and maintain a lower speed than you would on a dry day.2. Keep a safe distance: Wet roads increase the distance necessary to stop, so increase the gap between you and the car ahead of you to allow plenty of room for sudden stops.3. Check your tires: Proper tire tread depth and inflation are important for maintaining traction on wet roads. Check your tires regularly and ensure they are in good condition.4. Use your headlights: Always use your headlights in the rain, even during the daytime. This not only improves your visibility, but also helps other drivers see your vehicle.5. Avoid sudden movements: Brake, accelerate, and turn gradually to avoid sliding or hydroplaning.6. Beware of standing water: Try to avoid driving through areas of standing water on the road, as it can cause loss of control. If this is unavoidable, slow down and drive through it steadily, without sudden movements.7. Use windshield wipers and defogger: Use the windshield wipers to keep your windshield clear and keep the defogger on to keep the interior of your windows from fogging up.8. Stay focused: Keep your focus on the road and avoid getting distracted by anything else. Rainy conditions require your full attention.By following these tips and using common sense, you can drive safely in rainy conditions and avoid potential accidents. . Response in Sesotho: Ho khanna puleng ho ka ba thata, empa ka mehato e meng ea ho itšireletsa, u ka fokotsa kotsi ea likotsi haholo. Malebela ke ana a ka u thusang ho khanna ka mokhoa o sireletsehileng puleng: 1. Butle butle: Pula ea leholimo e fokotsa ho hoholeha ha tsela me e ka ama ponahalo. Kamehla fokotsa lebelo ha u khanna pula me u boloke lebelo le tlase ho feta leo u neng u ka le etsa letsatsing le omileng. 2. E-ba sebaka se sireletsehileng: Litsela tse metsi li eketsa sebaka se hlokahalang bakeng sa ho emisa, kahoo eketsa lekhalo pakeng tsa hao le koloi e ka pele ho uena ho lumella sebaka se sengata bakeng sa ho ema ka tšohanyetso. 3. Hlahloba lithaere tsa hao: Botebo bo loketseng ba thaere le ho phahama ha theko ea lintho ke tsa bohlokoa bakeng sa ho boloka litseleng tse metsi. Sheba lithaere tsa hau khafetsa me u netefatse hore li maemong a matle. 4. Sebelisa mabone a hao: Kamehla sebelisa mabone a hao nakong ea pula, esita le motšehare. Sena ha se ntlafatse ponahalo ea hau feela, empa se thusa le bakhanni ba bang ho bona koloi ea hau. 5. Qoba ho sisinyeha ka tšohanyetso: Braka, potlakisa, me u retelehe butle-butle ho qoba ho thella kapa ho thella ka metsi. 6. Hlokomela metsi a emeng: Leka ho qoba ho khanna libakeng tsa metsi a emeng tseleng, kaha a ka baka tahlehelo ea taolo. Haeba sena se ke ke sa qojoa, fokotsa lebelo me u khanne ho eona u tsitsitse, ntle le ho sisinyeha ka tšohanyetso. 7. Sebelisa li-wipers le li-defogger: Sebelisa li-wipers tsa windshield ho boloka fensetere ea hau ea moea e hlakile me u boloke mochine o senyang ho thibela bokahare ba lifensetere tsa hau hore bo se ke ba phunyeletsa. 8. Lula u tsepamisitse maikutlo: Lula u tsepamisitse maikutlo tseleng me u qobe ho khelosoa ke eng kapa eng. Maemo a pula a hloka tlhokomelo ea hau e felletseng. Ka ho latela malebela ana le ho sebelisa kelello, u ka khanna ka mokhoa o sireletsehileng ha pula e na le ho qoba likotsi tse ka hlahang. 