<prompt> Litšoantšo - Hlalosa molumo oa maqhubu a otlang mafika.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Imagery - Describe the sound of the waves crashing against the rocks. . Response in English: The sound of waves crashing against the rocks is a symphony of nature, a powerful and rhythmic roar that captures the essence of the oceans strength. With each swell, there is a rising crescendo, as the water rushes forward, gathering momentum until it collides against the jagged edges of the rocks. The impact produces a sharp, cracking sound, like thunder echoing across the shore, and then a hiss and fizz as the frothy white water is pushed and pulled back into the sea. The waves keep a steady beat, a constant drumming that commands attention and inspires awe, their music as wild and untamed as the ocean itself. . Response in Sesotho: Molumo oa maqhubu a otlang mafika ke symphony ea tlhaho, lerata le matla le morethetho le hapang bohlokoa ba matla a leoatle. Ha metsi a ruruhile, ho na le crescendo e ntseng e phahama, ha metsi a potlakela pele, a bokella matla ho fihlela a thulana le mathōko a majoe. Tšusumetso e hlahisa molumo o bohale, oa ho petsoha, joalo ka sealuma se lumang lebopong, ebe ho luma mololi le lerata ha metsi a masoeu a lerootho a sutumelletsoa le ho khutlisetsoa ka leoatleng. Maqhubu a boloka molumo o tsitsitseng, moropa o sa khaotseng o hapang tlhokomelo le o susumetsang tšabo e nang le tlhompho, mino oa ona o le hlaha ebile o sa laoleha joaloka leoatle ka bolona. 