<prompt> Hlalosa le ho hlalosa litumellano tse tharo tse tloaelehileng tsa sechaba tse hlokometsoeng boemong bo fanoeng.Mokete oa lijo tsa mantsiboea  <response>: Instruction in English: Identify and explain three common social conventions observed in the given situation. . Response in English: A dinner party is a social gathering where food, drink, and conversation is enjoyed in a private home or venue. There are several social conventions that are commonly observed in this setting: 1. Polite table manners: This is perhaps the most obvious convention when it comes to a dinner party. Eating with your mouth closed, using utensils properly, and not reaching across the table, are basic etiquette that is expected of guests. Additionally, guests may also refrain from starting to eat until everyone has been served and the host has begun eating or has given the signal that it is acceptable to start.2. Dress code: Dressing appropriately for the occasion is another social convention that is closely followed. The formality of a dinner party sets the tone for the kind of attire that is expected. For example, a casual dinner party may call for simple and comfortable clothing, while a more formal event may call for suits or evening gowns.3. Engaging in conversation: Conversation is a key component of any dinner party. It is considered polite to engage in conversation with those sitting nears you, and to avoid topics that could potentially cause conflict or discomfort, such as religion or politics. It is also important to listen and not dominate the conversation, and to show an interest in what others have to say. . Response in Sesotho: Mokete oa lijo tsa mantsiboea ke moka oa botsoalle oo ho oona ho jeoang lijo, lino, le moqoqo lapeng la motho kapa sebakeng sa kopano. Ho na le litloaelano tse maloa tsa sechaba tse atisang ho hlokomeloa sebakeng sena: 1. Mekhoa e metle ea litafole: Mohlomong ena ke kopano e totobetseng haholo ha ho tluoa moketeng oa lijo tsa mantsiboea. Ho ja u koetse molomo, ho sebelisa lijana hantle, le ho se fihle tafoleng, ke mekhoa e metle e lebelletsoeng ho baeti. Ho phaella moo, baeti ba ka na ba hana ho qala ho ja ho fihlela bohle ba fepeloa me monga ntlo a se a qalile ho ja kapa a fane ka pontšo ea hore ho loketse ho qala. 2. Melao ea Moaparo: Ho apara ka tsela e loketseng ketsahalo eo ke kopano e ngoe ea botsoalle e lateloang haufi-ufi. Sebopeho sa mokete oa lijo tsa mantsiboea se beha molumo bakeng sa mofuta oa moaparo o lebelletsoeng. Ka mohlala, mokete oa lijo tsa mantsiboea o tloaelehileng o ka hloka liaparo tse bonolo le tse phutholohileng, ha ketsahalo e tloaelehileng haholoanyane e ka hloka lisutu kapa mese ea mantsiboea. 3. Ho kena moqoqong: Moqoqo ke karolo ea bohlokoa moketeng ofe kapa ofe oa lijo tsa mantsiboea. Ho nkoa e le ho hlompheha ho qoqa le batho ba lutseng haufi le uena, le ho qoba litaba tse ka nang tsa baka likhohlano kapa mathata, tse kang bolumeli kapa lipolotiki. Hape ke habohlokoa hore u mamele me u se ke ua laola moqoqo, le ho bontša thahasello ho seo ba bang ba se buang. 