<prompt> Hlalosa boemo ba sebele bophelong boo ho bona maele a reng Liketso li bua ho feta mantsoe e leng netenan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe a real-life situation in which the saying Actions speak louder than words is true . Response in English: A common real-life situation where the saying actions speak louder than words is true is when someone is making promises to change their behavior, but consistently fails to follow through. For instance, imagine a friend who frequently cancels plans at the last minute, and always apologizes profusely, promising that they will make it up to you and it wont happen again. However, despite their words, they continue to cancel time after time. In this scenario, their actions repeatedly cancelling plans speak louder than their words apologizing and promising it wont happen again and show that their promises arent genuine. It can be a sign that the said individual is not fully committed to the friendship - at least not enough to honor their earlier promises. . Response in Sesotho: Boemo bo tloaelehileng ba bophelo ba nete moo poleloana e reng liketso li bua ho feta mantsoe e le nete ke ha motho e mong a etsa litšepiso tsa ho fetola boitšoaro ba hae, empa a lula a hlōleha ho phethahatsa. Ka mohlala, nahana ka motsoalle ea atisang ho hlakola merero ka motsotso oa ho qetela, me a lula a kōpa tšoarelo haholo, a tšepisa hore o tla u thusa, me ha ho sa tla etsahala hape. Leha ho le joalo, ho sa tsotellehe mantsoe a bona, ba tsoela pele ho hlakola nako le nako. Boemong bona, liketso tsa bona khafetsa ho hlakola merero li bua ho feta mantsoe a bona ho kōpa tšoarelo le ho tšepisa hore ho ke ke ha etsahala hape me ba bontša hore litšepiso tsa bona hase tsa nete. E ka ba sesupo sa hore motho ea boletsoeng ha aa ikemisetsa ka botlalo setsoalleng - bonyane ha hoa lekana ho hlompha litšepiso tsa bona tsa pejana. 