<prompt> Puisano ea lengolo-tsoibila e ka sebetsa hantle hakae?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: How can email communication be more efficient? . Response in English: Here are some tips to make email communication more efficient:1. Be concise and to the point: Keep your emails brief, clear and focused to make it easier for the recipient to respond. Avoid sending long-winded emails that take a long time to read and digest.2. Use a clear and specific subject line: The subject line should summarize the content of the email, making it easier for the recipient to understand the purpose of the email and prioritize it.3. Group similar information: Divide the email into short paragraphs or use bullet points to make it easier to read and to allow the recipient to quickly locate the information they need.4. Respond in a timely manner: Prompt responses to emails show professionalism and respect for the recipients time. If you are unable to respond immediately, let the sender know when they can expect a reply.5. Avoid unnecessary emails: Before sending an email, consider whether it is necessary or if the issue could be resolved with a quick phone call or face-to-face conversation.6. Use proper etiquette: Be polite and use proper grammar and spelling. Avoid using all caps or excessive exclamation marks, as they can come across as unprofessional or aggressive.7. Proofread before sending: Take the time to check your email for errors or ambiguity before hitting send. This will prevent miscommunication and the need for follow-up emails to clarify.By following these tips, you can ensure that your email communication is more efficient and effective. . Response in Sesotho: Malebela ke ana a ho etsa hore puisano ea lengolo-tsoibila e atlehe haholoanyane: 1. E-ba le bokhutšoanyane me u tobane le boemo: Boloka li-imeile tsa hau li le khutsoane, li hlakile ebile li tsepamisitse maikutlo ho etsa hore ho be bonolo ho moamoheli ho araba. Qoba ho romela li-imeile tsa nako e telele tse nkang nako e telele ho li bala le ho li utloisisa. 2. Sebelisa sehlooho se hlakileng le se tobileng: Sehlooho sa sehlooho se lokela ho akaretsa litaba tsa lengolo-tsoibila, ho nolofaletsa moamoheli ho utloisisa morero oa lengolo-tsoibila le ho li etelletsa pele. 3. Hlopha lintlha tse tšoanang: Arola lengolo-tsoibila ka lirapa tse khutšoane kapa sebelisa lintlha ho etsa hore ho be bonolo ho bala le ho lumella moamoheli ho fumana tlhaiso-leseling eo a e hlokang kapele. 4. Araba ka nako e loketseng: Likarabo tse potlakileng ho li-imeile li bontša botsebi le tlhompho bakeng sa nako ea moamoheli. Haeba u sa khone ho araba hang-hang, tsebisa motho ea u romelang hore na a ka lebella karabo neng. 5. Qoba li-imeile tse sa hlokahaleng: Pele u romela lengolo-tsoibila, nahana hore na hoa hlokahala kapa haeba bothata bo ka rarolloa ka mohala o potlakileng kapa ka moqoqo oa sefahleho. 6. Sebelisa mekhoa e metle: E-ba le mekhoa e metle me u sebelise sebōpeho-puo le mopeleto o nepahetseng. Qoba ho sebelisa likatiba tsohle kapa matšoao a ho makatsa a feteletseng, kaha a ka hlaha e le a sa rutehang kapa a le mabifi. 7. Bopaki pele u romela: Iphe nako ea ho hlahloba lengolo-tsoibila la hau bakeng sa liphoso kapa ho se utloisisehe pele u otla romella. Sena se tla thibela ho se buisane le tlhokahalo ea li-imeile tse latelang ho hlakisa. Ka ho latela malebela ana, o ka etsa bonnete ba hore puisano ea hau ea lengolo-tsoibila e sebetsa hantle ebile e sebetsa. 