<prompt> Hlalosa hore na ke hobaneng ha mehaho ea lehong e sebelisoa ha ho hahoanan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain why wooden structures are used in construction . Response in English: Wooden structures are used in construction for several reasons. First, wood is a natural, renewable resource that can be sourced from sustainably managed forests. This makes it an attractive, eco-friendly option for builders and homeowners who want to minimize their impact on the environment.Second, wood has excellent structural properties. It is strong and sturdy, capable of bearing heavy loads, yet it is also lightweight and easy to work with. This makes it ideal for use in residential and commercial buildings.Third, wood has excellent insulation properties, helping to regulate temperature and reduce energy costs. Wooden structures also have good sound absorption and reflective properties, making them ideal for use in environments where sound insulation is important.Fourth, wooden structures are aesthetically appealing. Wood has a warm, natural look and feel that adds character to any space, and can be easily shaped and finished to suit any architectural style.Finally, wooden structures are relatively inexpensive to construct compared to other materials such as steel, concrete, or masonry. This makes them an attractive option for builders working within a budget, and for homeowners seeking affordable housing options.In summary, wooden structures are used in construction because of their good structural and insulation properties, aesthetic appeal, and cost-effectiveness. Additionally, using wood in construction is considered to be an eco-friendly option, as it is a natural, renewable resource. . Response in Sesotho: Mehaho ea lehong e sebelisoa kahong ka mabaka a maloa. Ea pele, lehong ke mohloli oa tlhaho, o ka nchafatsoang o ka fumanoang merung e hlokometsoeng ka mokhoa o tsitsitseng. Sena se etsa hore e be khetho e ntle, e bonolo bakeng sa lihahi le beng ba matlo ba batlang ho fokotsa tšusumetso ea bona tikolohong. Ea bobeli, lehong le na le litšobotsi tse ntle tsa sebopeho. E matla ebile e tiile, e khona ho jara meroalo e boima, leha ho le joalo e bobebe hape e bonolo ho sebetsa ka eona. Sena se etsa hore e be se loketseng ho sebelisoa meahong ea bolulo le ea khoebo. Ntlha ea boraro, lehong le na le thepa e babatsehang ea ho kenya letsoho, le thusa ho laola mocheso le ho fokotsa litšenyehelo tsa matla. Mehaho ea mapolanka e boetse e na le molumo o motle oa ho monya le thepa ea ho bonesa, e etsa hore e be e loketseng ho sebelisoa libakeng tseo ho tsona ho leng bohlokoa ho koala molumo. Ea bone, mehaho ea lehong e khahleha ka bokhabane. Wood e na le chebahalo e mofuthu, ea tlhaho le maikutlo a eketsang sebopeho sebakeng leha e le sefe, me a ka bōptjoa habonolo le ho qeta ho lumellana le mokhoa ofe kapa ofe oa meralo. Qetellong, mehaho ea lehong e batla e le theko e tlaase ho e haha ha e bapisoa le lisebelisoa tse ling tse kang tšepe, konkreite kapa masonry. Sena se etsa hore e be khetho e khahlehang bakeng sa lihahi tse sebetsang ka hara tekanyetso, le bakeng sa beng ba matlo ba batlang mekhoa ea bolulo e theko e tlaase. Ka bokhutšoanyane, meaho ea mapolanka e sebelisoa mohahong ka lebaka la thepa ea eona e ntle ea sebopeho le ho pata, boipiletso bo botle, le ho boloka litšenyehelo. Ho phaella moo, ho sebelisa lehong kahong ho nkoa e le khetho ea eco-friendly, kaha ke mohloli oa tlhaho, o tsosolositsoeng. 