<prompt> Seema se se latelago se ra go reng: Bojang bo dula bo le botala ka mošola?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What does the following proverb mean: The grass is always greener on the other side? . Response in English: The proverb The grass is always greener on the other side means that people often think that other peoples lives, jobs or situations are better than their own. It expresses the idea that we tend to believe that others are in more desirable positions than ourselves, and we imagine their experiences to be better, without knowing the full details. In reality, however, this is often not the case, as everyone has their own difficulties and challenges to deal with. It is a reminder to appreciate what we have and not to constantly compare ourselves to others. . Response in Sesotho: Seane se se reng Bojang bo nna botala ka fa ntlheng e nngwe se raya gore gantsi batho ba akanya gore matshelo a batho ba bangwe, ditiro kgotsa maemo a bone a botoka go na le a bone. E hlahisa maikutlo a hore re na le tšekamelo ea ho lumela hore ba bang ba maemong a lakatsehang ho feta rona, me re nahana hore liphihlelo tsa bona li ntlafetse, re sa tsebe lintlha tse felletseng. Leha ho le joalo, ha e le hantle, hangata ha ho joalo, kaha e mong le e mong o na le mathata a hae le liphephetso tseo a lokelang ho sebetsana le tsona. Ke khopotso ea ho ananela seo re nang le sona le hore re se ke ra lula re ipapisa le ba bang. 