<prompt> Hlalosa libaka tse kotsing ea maholiotsoana a Caribbean.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Identify the regions at risk from hurricanes in the Caribbean. . Response in English: The Caribbean region is considered a hurricane-prone area with several countries and territories at risk from hurricanes during the season, which lasts from June to November. Some of the regions at risk include:1. Bahamas: Located in the northwestern part of the Caribbean, this archipelagic state is often hit by various tropical storms and hurricanes.2. Cuba: This island nation, situated south of the Bahamas, is also often hit by hurricanes, with the north and eastern coast being the most vulnerable.3. Puerto Rico: This US territory, situated east of the Dominican Republic, is another island that is prone to hurricane strikes.4. Dominican Republic and Haiti: Both these countries located on the island of Hispaniola are vulnerable to hurricanes, with many storms making landfall, resulting in torrential rainfall, flooding, and wind damage.5. Jamaica: This island nation, situated south of Cuba, also falls in the path of many hurricanes.6. The Leeward Islands: The Leeward Islands, which include territories like the US Virgin Islands, the British Virgin Islands, Antigua and Barbuda, and St. Kitts and Nevis, are also at risk from hurricanes.7. The Windward Islands: The southernmost islands in the Lesser Antilles, including Grenada, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, St. Lucia, and Martinique, are also at risk from hurricanes.Overall, the entire Caribbean region is at risk from hurricanes during the Atlantic hurricane season, with some areas being more vulnerable than others due to their geographical location. . Response in Sesotho: Sebaka sa Caribbean se nkoa e le sebaka se nang le leholiotsoana le linaha tse maloa le libaka tse kotsing ea maholiotsoana nakong ea selemo, e leng ho tloha ka June ho ea ho November. Tse ling tsa libaka tse kotsing li kenyeletsa: 1. Bahamas: Sebaka sena se karolong e ka leboea-bophirimela ea Caribbean, sebaka sena sa lihlekehleke hangata se hlaseloa ke lifefo tse fapa-fapaneng tsa tropike le maholiotsoana. 2. Cuba: Naha ena ea lihlekehleke, e ka boroa ho Bahamas, le eona hangata e hlaseloa ke maholiotsoana, me lebopo le ka leboea le le ka bochabela ke tsona tse tlokotsing ka ho fetisisa. 3. Puerto Rico: Sebaka sena sa US, se ka bochabela ho Dominican Republic, ke sehlekehleke se seng se atisang ho hlaseloa ke maholiotsoana. 4. Dominican Republic le Haiti: Linaha tsena ka bobeli tse sehlekehlekeng sa Hispaniola li kotsing ea ho hlaseloa ke maholiotsoana, me lifefo tse ngata li etsa hore ho be le lipula tsa litloebelele, likhohola le tšenyo ea moea. 5. Jamaica: Naha ena ea lihlekehleke, e ka boroa ho Cuba, le eona e oela hara maholiotsoana a mangata. 6. Lihlekehleke Tsa Leeward: Lihlekehleke tsa Leeward, tse akarelletsang libaka tse kang Lihlekehleke Tsa Virgin tsa US, British Virgin Islands, Antigua le Barbuda, le St. Kitts le Nevis, le tsona li kotsing ea ho hlaseloa ke maholiotsoana. 7. Lihlekehleke Tsa Windward: Lihlekehleke tse ka boroa-ka-ho-ho ho Lesser Antilles, ho akarelletsa Grenada, St. Vincent le Grenadines, St. Lucia, le Martinique, le tsona li kotsing ea ho hlaseloa ke maholiotsoana. Ka kakaretso, sebaka sohle sa Caribbean se kotsing ea maholiotsoana nakong ea maholiotsoana a Atlantic, me libaka tse ling li kotsing ho feta tse ling ka lebaka la sebaka sa tsona. 