<prompt> Hlalosa hore na SIM card ke eng.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain what a SIM card is. . Response in English: A SIM Subscriber Identity Module card is a small, removable card that is used in mobile devices such as cell phones and tablets to store data that identifies the user to the cellular network. This data is used to authenticate the user, allowing them to connect to the network of their service provider and make phone calls, send text messages, and use mobile data. SIM cards come in several sizes, including standard, micro, and nano, and can usually be easily swapped between devices, making it convenient for the user to switch between phones. In addition to user identification, SIM cards can also store other information such as contacts and text messages. . Response in Sesotho: Karete ea SIM Subscriber Identity Module ke karete e nyane, e ka ntshuwang e sebediswang disebedisweng tsa cellular tse kang diselefounu le matlapa ho boloka data e supang mosebedisi ho netweke ya cellular. Lintlha tsena li sebelisetsoa ho netefatsa mosebelisi, ho ba lumella ho hokela marang-rang a mofani oa litšebeletso tsa bona le ho letsetsa mohala, ho romella melaetsa, le ho sebelisa data ea mobile. Likarete tsa SIM li tla ka boholo bo fapaneng, ho kenyeletsoa maemo, micro, le nano, me hangata li ka fapanyetsanoa habonolo lipakeng tsa lisebelisoa, ho etsa hore ho be bonolo hore mosebelisi a fetole lipakeng tsa mehala. Ntle le boitsebahatso ba basebelisi, likarete tsa SIM li ka boloka lintlha tse ling joalo ka mabitso le melaetsa ea mongolo. 