<prompt> Etsa papiso ho hlalosa sebopeho sa tsamaiso ea letsatsi.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Create an analogy to explain the structure of solar system. . Response in English: Think of the solar system as a birthday party. The room where the party takes place is space. The birthday cake, placed in the center of the room, represents the sun with its light and heat. The guests dancing around the cake are the planets, each orbiting the sun in its own path. The balloons floating around the room are like comets and asteroids moving through space. The further away from the cake, the cooler the temperature gets, just as the planets further away from the sun are colder. Just like how the guests at the party have different sizes and characteristics, each planet in our solar system has its own unique characteristics. The music that provides the rhythm for the dance can be seen as the force of gravity that keeps everything moving in its place. . Response in Sesotho: Nahana ka tsamaiso ea letsatsi e le mokete oa letsatsi la tsoalo. Kamore eo mokete o tšoareloang ho eona ke sebaka. Kaka ea letsatsi la tsoalo, e behiloeng bohareng ba kamore, e emela letsatsi ka khanya ea lona le mocheso. Baeti ba tantšang ho pota-potile kuku ke lipolanete, e ngoe le e ngoe e potoloha letsatsi ka tsela ea eona. Libalune tse phaphametseng ka kamoreng li tšoana le li-comet le asteroids tse tsamaeang sebakeng. Ha u ntse u le hōle le kuku, mocheso o bata haholo, feela joalokaha lipolanete tse hōle le letsatsi li bata haholo. Feela joalokaha baeti moketeng ba na le boholo le litšobotsi tse sa tšoaneng, polanete e ngoe le e ngoe tsamaisong ea rona ea lipolanete e na le litšobotsi tsa eona tse ikhethang. Mino o fanang ka morethetho oa tantši o ka bonoa e le matla a khoheli a bolokang ntho e ngoe le e ngoe e tsamaea sebakeng sa eona. 