<prompt> Etsa papiso e bapisang maru le batho.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Create an analogy that compares clouds to humans. . Response in English: Just as clouds come in all different shapes and sizes, so do humans. Some clouds are puffy and white, while others are dark and formidable, and humans too, have their own distinct appearance and personalities. Just as clouds can shift, and change form, people also change throughout their life. Sometimes, clouds gather together in groups, while other times they stand alone, and similarly, humans also need social interaction, yet cherish their alone time. Clouds have a purpose in the ecosystem; they provide rain, shade, and affect the weather, while humans also have a purpose and effect on the world around them. And just as clouds are temporary, constantly moving, and evolving, so too are humans, with our own transient lives. . Response in Sesotho: Feela joalokaha maru a tla ka libōpeho le boholo bo sa tšoaneng, le batho ba joalo. Maru a mang a ikhohomosa a bile a masoeu, ha a mang a le lefifi a bile a tšabeha, me batho le bona ba na le ponahalo le botho ba bona bo sa tšoaneng. Joalo ka ha maru a ka fetoha, me a fetola sebopeho, batho le bona ba fetoha bophelo bohle ba bona. Ka linako tse ling, maru a bokana ka lihlopha, ha ka linako tse ling a ema a le mong, me ka ho tšoanang, batho le bona ba hloka tšebelisano ea sechaba, empa ba ananela nako ea bona ba le bang. Maru a na le morero tikolohong ea tikoloho; li fana ka pula, moriti, me li ama boemo ba leholimo, athe batho le bona ba na le morero le phello lefatšeng le ba potolohileng. Me joalo ka ha maru e le a nakoana, a ntse a tsamaea, me a fetoha, ho joalo le ka batho, ka bophelo ba rona ba nakoana. 