<prompt> Ke eng e ikhethang ka pheteletso?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is unique about a hyperbole? . Response in English: A hyperbole is a figure of speech that uses extreme exaggeration to make a point or to emphasize an idea. What makes it unique is that it deliberately amplifies or overstates the truth for effect, often to humorous, dramatic or ironic ends. Hyperboles are not intended to be taken literally and are used to create emphasis or to express strong emotions. This type of figurative language is common in storytelling, poetry, advertising, and everyday conversation. . Response in Sesotho: Pheteletso ke mokhabo-puo o sebelisang pheteletso e feteletseng ho hlahisa ntlha kapa ho hatisa mohopolo. Se etsang hore e be e ikhethang ke hore ka boomo e holisa kapa e feteletsa nete hore e be le phello, hangata ho fihlela sepheo se qabolang, se makatsang kapa se makatsang. Li-hyperboles ha lia rereloa ho nkoa ka tsela ea sebele me li sebelisetsoa ho hatisa kapa ho hlahisa maikutlo a matla. Mofuta ona oa puo ea tšoantšetso o tloaelehile ho pheta pale, lithothokiso, papatso le moqoqong oa letsatsi le letsatsi. 