<prompt> Hlalosa hore na Puisano e sa Tobang ke eng.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe what Indirect Communication is. . Response in English: Indirect communication is a style of conveying information or expressing thoughts and feelings through means other than explicit verbal or written language. This can include nonverbal cues such as body language, tone of voice, facial expressions, and gestures, as well as more subtle forms of communication like hinting, implying, or beating around the bush. Indirect communication is often used to convey emotions, show politeness or respect, or to avoid confrontation or conflict. While this communication style can be effective in certain situations, it also has the potential to cause confusion or misunderstanding, especially when assumptions are made or messages are not received as intended. . Response in Sesotho: Puisano e sa tobang ke mokhoa oa ho fetisa tlhahisoleseling kapa ho hlahisa mehopolo le maikutlo ka mekhoa e meng ntle le puo e hlakileng ea mantsoe kapa e ngotsoeng. Sena se ka kenyelletsa maele a sa bueng joalo ka puo ea mele, molumo oa lentsoe, ponahalo ea sefahleho le boitšisinyo, hammoho le mekhoa e poteletseng ea puisano joalo ka ho fana ka maikutlo, ho fana ka maikutlo kapa ho otla sehlahla. Puisano e sa tobang hangata e sebelisetsoa ho fetisa maikutlo, ho bontša mekhoa e metle kapa tlhompho, kapa ho qoba likhohlano kapa likhohlano. Le hoja mokhoa ona oa puisano o ka sebetsa maemong a itseng, o boetse o na le monyetla oa ho baka pherekano kapa ho se utloisisane, haholo-holo ha ho etsoa likhakanyo kapa melaetsa e sa amoheloe joalokaha e reriloe. 