<prompt> Ngola pale e kenyeletsang mantsoe a latelang: vase, lighthouse, serobele.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Write a story that includes the following words: vase, lighthouse, sparrow. . Response in English: Once upon a time, on a rocky cliff overlooking the ocean, stood a tall lighthouse. The lighthouse keeper, an old man with a white beard, spent his days keeping the lighthouse in working order, making sure that the light was always shining to guide ships safely to the shore.One day, as the keeper was out on his daily walk, he stumbled across a small, injured sparrow. He scooped the bird up in his hands and brought it home with him, nursing it back to health. As the days passed, the sparrow grew stronger and the keeper grew more and more fond of the little bird. They would spend hours sitting together, looking out at the sea.The keeper had an old vase that he had found washed up on the shore many years ago. It was a beautiful vase, made of blue glass and etched with intricate designs. He decided to turn it into a birdhouse for the sparrow, so that it would always have a safe and comfortable place to call home.So, the keeper hung the vase from the ceiling of his lighthouse, making sure it was secure. The sparrow flew in and out of its new home, chirping happily. And so, the lighthouse, the keeper, the vase, and the sparrow became a happy little family, spending their days together by the sea.Years passed, and the keeper grew old, but the lighthouse still stood tall, its light still shining. And the vase still hung from the ceiling, with the sparrow still making its home inside. The keeper may have gone, but his love and care lived on, in the lighthouse, the vase, and the sparrow. . Response in Sesotho: Nakong e fetileng, holima lefika le nang le mafika le okametseng leoatle, ho ne ho eme ntlo e telele ea lebone. Mohlokomeli oa ntlo ea lebone, monna-moholo ea litelu tse tšoeu, o ne a qeta matsatsi a hae a ntse a boloka lebone le ntse le sebetsa, a etsa bonnete ba hore leseli le lula le khanya ho tataisa likepe li sireletsehile lebōpong. Ka letsatsi le leng, ha molebeli a ntse a tsoile leetong la hae la letsatsi le letsatsi, o ile a kopana le serobele se senyenyane, se tsoileng kotsi. A phahamisetsa nonyana eo matsohong a hae, a e tlisa hae, a ntse a e anya, a fola. Ha matsatsi a ntse a feta, serobele se ile sa na sa ba matla me mohlokomeli a tsoela pele ho rata nonyana eo. Ba ne ba qeta lihora ba lutse hammoho, ba shebile leoatleng. Mohlokomeli o ne a e-na le nkho ea khale eo a ileng a e fumana e hlatsoitsoe lebōpong lilemong tse ngata tse fetileng. E ne e le vase e ntle, e entsoeng ka khalase e putsoa me e khabisitsoe ka liqapi tse rarahaneng. O ile a etsa qeto ea ho e fetola ntlo ea linonyana bakeng sa serobele, e le hore e lule e e-na le sebaka se sireletsehileng le se phutholohileng seo se ka se bitsang lehae la sona. Kahoo, molebeli o ile a fanyeha vase eo siling ea ntlo ea hae e bonesang lebone, a etsa bonnete ba hore e sireletsehile. Serobele se ne se fofa se tsoa ntlong ea sona e ncha, se ntse se lla ka thabo. Me kahoo, ntlo ea lebone, mohlokomeli, vase, le serobele e ile ea e-ba lelapa le lenyenyane le thabileng, le qeta matsatsi a bona hammoho haufi le leoatle. Ho ile ha feta lilemo, me mohlokomeli a tsofala, empa ntlo ea lebone e ntse e le telele, leseli la eona le ntse le khanya. Me nkho e ne e ntse e leketlile marulelong, serobele se ntse se haha ntlo ea sona ka hare. E ka na eaba mohlokomeli o ile a tsamaea, empa lerato le tlhokomelo ea hae li ile tsa tsoela pele, ka hara ntlo ea lebone, nkhong le serobeleng. 