<prompt> Ho ba teng ha limela ho re thusa joang bophelong ba rona ba letsatsi le letsatsi?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: How does the presence of plants help us in our everyday lives? . Response in English: Plants play a crucial role in our everyday lives by providing us with numerous benefits. Here are some ways in which plants help us:1. Providing Oxygen: Plants release oxygen as a byproduct of photosynthesis, the process by which they convert carbon dioxide and water into energy. This oxygen is essential for human and animal respiration, so without plants, life on Earth would not be able to survive.2. Reducing Carbon Dioxide: Plants absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere during photosynthesis, which helps reduce the levels of this greenhouse gas in the atmosphere. This, in turn, helps to regulate the Earths climate and mitigate global warming.3. Purifying Air: Plants are natural air purifiers. They remove pollutants and toxins from the air by absorbing them through their leaves and roots. This helps to improve the air quality in our homes and environments.4. Providing Food: Plants are the primary source of food for humans and animals. From fruits and vegetables to grains, legumes and spices, plants provide us with a wide variety of nutritious foods that are essential for our health and well-being.5. Enhancing Mental Health: Studies have shown that the presence of plants can have a calming effect on people, reducing stress and anxiety. Plants also improve concentration and productivity, making them beneficial in workspaces and schools.6. Supporting Biodiversity: Plants are the foundation of most ecosystems, providing habitats and food for a vast array of wildlife. By preserving and protecting plant life, we contribute to the conservation of biodiversity.In summary, plants help us in our everyday lives by supplying us with oxygen, reducing carbon dioxide, purifying the air, providing food, enhancing our mental health, and supporting biodiversity. . Response in Sesotho: Limela li bapala karolo ea bohlokoa bophelong ba rona ba letsatsi le letsatsi ka ho re fa melemo e mengata. Litsela tse ling tseo limela li re thusang ka tsona ke tsena: 1. Ho Fana ka Oksijene: Limela li ntša oksijene e le sehlahisoa sa photosynthesis, e leng tsela eo ka eona li fetolang carbon dioxide le metsi hore e be matla. Oksijene ena ke ea bohlokoa bakeng sa phefumoloho ea motho le liphoofolo, kahoo ntle le limela, bophelo bo lefatšeng bo ne bo ke ke ba phela. 2. Ho Fokotsa Carbon Dioxide: Limela li monya carbon dioxide sepakapakeng nakong ea photosynthesis, e leng se thusang ho fokotsa boemo ba khase ena e futhumatsang lefatše. Sena, le sona se thusa ho laola boemo ba leholimo ba Lefatše le ho fokotsa ho futhumala ha lefatše. 3. Moea o Hloekisang: Limela ke lihloekisi tsa moea tsa tlhaho. Li tlosa lintho tse silafatsang le chefo moeeng ka ho li monya ka makhasi le metso ea tsona. Sena se thusa ho ntlafatsa boleng ba moea malapeng a rona le tikolohong ea rona. 4. Ho Fana ka Lijo: Limela ke mohloli o ka sehloohong oa lijo tsa batho le liphoofolo. Ho tloha ho litholoana le meroho ho ea ho lijo-thollo, linaoa le linōko, limela li re fa mefuta e mengata ea lijo tse matlafatsang tse hlokahalang bakeng sa bophelo bo botle le boiketlo ba rōna. 5. Ho Ntlafatsa Bophelo bo Botle ba Kelello: Liphuputso li bontšitse hore boteng ba limela bo ka ba le phello e khutsitseng ho batho, ho fokotsa khatello ea kelello le matšoenyeho. Limela li boetse li ntlafatsa mohopolo le tlhahiso, li etsa hore li be molemo libakeng tsa mosebetsi le likolong. 6. Ho Tšehetsa Mefuta-futa ea Lihloliloeng: Limela ke motheo oa tikoloho e ngata, li fana ka bolulo le lijo bakeng sa letoto le leholo la liphoofolo tse hlaha. Ka ho boloka le ho sireletsa bophelo ba limela, re kenya letsoho ho baballeng mefuta-futa ea lihloliloeng. Ka bokhutšoanyane, limela li re thusa bophelong ba rona ba letsatsi le letsatsi ka ho re fa oksijene, ho fokotsa carbon dioxide, ho hloekisa moea, ho fana ka lijo, ho matlafatsa bophelo ba rona ba kelello, le ho tšehetsa mefuta-futa ea lihloliloeng. 