<prompt> Poleloana e reng le ka mohla u se ke ua ahlola buka ka sekoahelo sa eona ke efe?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is the meaning of the phrase never judge a book by its cover? . Response in English: The phrase never judge a book by its cover is a metaphorical expression that cautions against making judgments or evaluations about someone or something based solely on outward appearance or superficial characteristics. It means that one should not make assumptions about the worth, value or character of a person or thing simply based on their appearance or what is immediately visible. Instead, one should take the time to get to know the person or thing in question, and base judgments on more substantial evidence. The phrase is often used to encourage people to look beyond first impressions and strive for a deeper understanding of others. . Response in Sesotho: Poleloana e reng le ka mohla u se ke ua ahlola buka ka sekoahelo sa eona ke polelo ea tšoantšetso e lemosang khahlanong le ho etsa likahlolo kapa litekanyetso ka motho e mong kapa ntho e itšetlehileng ka ponahalo ea ka ntle kapa litšobotsi tse ka holimo feela. Ho bolela hore motho ha aa lokela ho etsa likhakanyo ka boleng, boleng kapa sebopeho sa motho kapa ntho e ipapisitseng le chebahalo ea bona kapa se bonahalang hang-hang. Ho e-na le hoo, motho o lokela ho ipha nako ea ho tseba motho kapa ntho eo ho buuoang ka eona, me a thehe likahlolo holima bopaki bo bongata. Hangata poleloana ena e sebelisoa ho khothalletsa batho ho sheba ka nģane ho maikutlo a pele le ho loanela ho utloisisa ba bang ka botebo. 