<prompt> Ngola pale e kgutshwanyane eo ho yona mophetwa a ithutang thuto ya bohlokwa.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Write a short story in which a character learns a valuable lesson. . Response in English: Once upon a time, there was a young girl named Sarah who lived in a small village nestled in the hills. Sarah was intelligent, kind-hearted and determined, but she was also very proud. Her pride often made her judge others based on their appearance, achievements, and possessions.One day, while walking home from the market, Sarah stumbled upon an old woman who was struggling to carry her heavy bags. Sarah ignored her and walked away, thinking that the old woman was just a beggar who didnt deserve her help.The next day, the same old woman approached Sarah and asked her for help once again. Sarah, feeling annoyed, responded harshly, Why cant you carry your own bags? Youre always begging for help. The old woman smiled in response and said, You see the exterior, but you cant see the interior. One day, youll learn that whats on the inside is what truly counts.Sarah thought about the old womans words, and they stayed with her. As she went about her daily life, she started to see things differently. She realized that she was judging people by their appearances, and not by their character.From then on, Sarah made an effort to be kind and helpful to those around her, regardless of how they looked or what they had. She soon discovered that the true value of a person is in their hearts and souls, not in their possessions or achievements. And the old womans words became a valuable lesson that Sarah carried with her for the rest of her life. . Response in Sesotho: Mehleng ea khale, ho ne ho e-na le ngoanana e mong ea bitsoang Sarah ea neng a lula motsaneng o maralleng. Sara o ne a le bohlale, a le mosa a bile a ikemiselitse, empa hape o ne a le motlotlo haholo. Hangata boikhohomoso ba hae bo ne bo etsa hore a ahlole ba bang ho latela ponahalo ea bona, lintho tseo ba li finyeletseng le matlotlo a bona. Ka letsatsi le leng, ha Sara a ntse a khutlela hae a tsoa marakeng, o ile a kopana le mosali-moholo e mong ea neng a sokola ho jara mekotla ea hae e boima. Sara a mo itlhokomolosa, a tsamaya, a akanya gore mosadimogolo e ne e le mokopi fela yo o sa mo tshwanelang. Letsatsing le hlahlamang, eena mosali-moholo eo o ile a ea ho Sarah me a mo kōpa hore a mo thuse hape. Sarah, a ikutloa a tenehile, a arabela ka bohale, Hobaneng u sitoa ho inkela mekotla ea hao? U lula u kōpa thuso. Mosadimoholo a bososela ha a araba a re, O bona bokantle, empa ha o bone bokahare. Ka letsatsi le leng, o tla ithuta hore se ka hare ke sona sa bohlokwa. Sara a nahana ka mantswe a mosadimoholo, mme ba dula le yena. Ha a ntse a tsoela pele ka bophelo ba hae ba letsatsi le letsatsi, o ile a qala ho bona lintho ka tsela e fapaneng. O ile a hlokomela hore o ahlola batho ho ea ka chebahalo ea bona, eseng ka botho ba bona. Ho tloha ka nako eo, Sara o ile a etsa boiteko ba ho ba mosa le ho thusa batho ba mo potolohileng, ho sa tsotellehe hore na ba shebahala joang kapa hore na ba na le eng. Go ise go ye kae o ne a lemoga gore boleng jwa mmatota jwa motho bo mo dipelong le mo meweng ya gagwe, e seng dilo tse a nang le tsone kgotsa dilo tse a di fitlheletseng. Me mantsoe a mosali-moholo e ile ea e-ba thuto ea bohlokoa eo Sara a ileng a e boloka bophelong bohle ba hae. 