<prompt> Mpolelle pale ea setso.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Tell me a traditional story. . Response in English: Once upon a time, in a land far, far away, there was a beautiful princess who lived in a magnificent castle atop a hill. She had long, golden hair that shone like the sun and big, blue eyes that sparkled like diamonds. Despite her beauty, the princess was unhappy because she was lonely, and she longed for someone to share her life with.One day, the princesss father, the king, announced that he was going to hold a grand ball at the castle, and he invited all the eligible princes from the surrounding kingdoms to attend. The princess was overcome with excitement at the prospect of meeting so many handsome princes, and she spent hours getting ready for the ball.When the night of the ball finally arrived, the princess descended the grand staircase, looking more beautiful than ever. As she entered the ballroom, all the princes gasped in amazement at her beauty, and they all rushed to ask her to dance.The princess danced with prince after prince, but none of them captured her heart. Just as she was beginning to lose hope, a handsome stranger entered the ballroom. He wore a cloak that covered his face, but the princess could see that he had kind eyes and a gentle smile.The stranger walked over to the princess, took her by the hand, and led her onto the dance floor. As they danced, the princess felt as though she was floating on air. She knew that she had finally found the one she had been waiting for.As the night wore on, the stranger revealed that he was, in fact, a prince from a far-off land. He had heard about the ball and had traveled for many days to attend, hoping to meet the princess. The two fell deeply in love and were married in a grand ceremony.From that day on, the princess was never lonely again. She had found her true love and lived happily ever after. The end. . Response in Sesotho: Mehleng ea khale, naheng e hole, hole, ho ne ho e-na le khosatsana e ntle e neng e lula qhobosheaneng e ntlehali holima leralla. O ne a e-na le moriri o molelele, oa khauta o benyang joaloka letsatsi le mahlo a maholo, a maputsoa a phatsimang joaloka litaemane. Ho sa tsotellehe botle ba hae, mofumahali o ne a sa thaba kaha o ne a jeoa ke bolutu, me o ne a labalabela ho ba le motho ea ka arolelanang bophelo ba hae le eena. Ka letsatsi le leng, ntata khosatsana, e leng morena, o ile a phatlalatsa hore o ilo tšoara bolo e khōlō qhobosheaneng, me a mema likhosana tsohle tse tšoanelehang tse tsoang mebusong e potolohileng hore li be teng. Khosatsana eo e ile ea tlala thabo e khaphatsehang ea ho kopana le likhosana tse ngata hakaalo tse ntle, me ea qeta lihora tse ngata e itokisetsa bolo. Qetellong ha bosiu ba bolo bo fihla, khosatsana e ile ea theoha litepising tse khōlō, e shebahala e le ntle ho feta leha e le neng pele. Ha a kena ka lebaleng la lipapali, likhosana tsohle li ile tsa makala ke botle ba hae, me bohle ba mathela ho mo kōpa hore a tantše. Khosatsana e ile ea tantša le khosana ka mora khosana, empa ha ho le ea mong oa bona ea ileng a hapa pelo ea hae. Eitse ha a qala ho felloa ke tšepo, ho ile ha kena motho e mong e motle eo a sa mo tsebeng. O ne a apere seaparo se koahelang sefahleho, empa khosatsana e ne e bona hore o na le mahlo a mosa le pososelo e bonolo. Motho eo a sa mo tsebeng o ile a ea ho khosatsana, a e tšoara ka letsoho, me a e isa mokatong oa tantši. Ha ba ntse ba tantša, khosatsana ea utloa eka e phaphametse moeeng. O ne a tseba hore qetellong o fumane eo a neng a ntse a mo letetse. Ha bosiu bo ntse bo atamela, motho eo a sa mo tsebeng o ile a senola hore ha e le hantle ke khosana e tsoang naheng e hōle. O ne a utloile ka bolo me o ne a tsamaile matsatsi a mangata ho ea teng, a tšepile ho kopana le khosatsana. Ba babeli ba ile ba ratana haholo me ba nyalana moketeng o moholo. Ho tloha letsatsing leo, khosatsana ha ea ka ea hlola e jeoa ke bolutu hape. O ne a fumane lerato la hae la nete me a phela hamonate ka mora moo. Qetello. 