<prompt> Moelelo oa poleloana e reng ho ba bohlale ba penny le ho ba lehlanya la ponto ke efe?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is the meaning of the phrase to be penny wise and pound foolish? . Response in English: The phrase penny wise and pound foolish refers to being cautious or economical in small or trivial matters while being wasteful or careless in larger, more significant matters. It means that someone is focusing too much on saving or conserving small amounts of money and neglecting to consider the larger picture, resulting in more significant losses or expenses. The phrase is meant to suggest that a persons approach to handling financial matters is shortsighted or misguided. . Response in Sesotho: Poleloana peni e bohlale le booatla ba ponto e bolela ho ba seli kapa ho baballa linthong tse nyenyane kapa tse sa reng letho ha u ntse u senya kapa u se tsotelle linthong tse khōlō, tse bohlokoa haholoanyane. Ho bolela hore motho o tsepamisitse maikutlo haholo tabeng ea ho boloka kapa ho baballa chelete e nyenyane me a hlokomoloha taba e kholoanyane, e leng se fellang ka tahlehelo e khōlō kapa litšenyehelo. Polelo ena e reretsoe ho fana ka maikutlo a hore tsela eo motho a sebetsanang le litaba tsa lichelete ka eona e fosahetse kapa e fosahetse. 