<prompt> Mohloli oa poleloana ee: ho tsoaloa ka khaba ea silevera ke efe?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: What is the origin of this phrase: to be born with a silver spoon . Response in English: The phrase to be born with a silver spoon in ones mouth means that a person was born into a wealthy or privileged family. The phrase originally comes from the custom that wealthy godparents would give a silver spoon to the baby as a christening gift. Silver spoons were valuable and were often used to measure a familys wealth, as only affluent families could afford them. Therefore, being born with a silver spoon in ones mouth was a sign of wealth and social standing from birth. The phrase has been in use since the 17th century, with the first known use appearing in a collection of proverbs in 1670. . Response in Sesotho: Poleloana e reng ho tsoaloa a e-na le khaba ea silevera hanong e bolela hore motho o tsoaletsoe lelapeng le ruileng kapa le nang le maemo a phahameng. Poleloana qalong e tsoa moetlong oa hore bo-ntate-moholo ba ruileng ba fane ka khaba ea silevera ho lesea e le mpho ea christening. Likhaba tsa silevera e ne e le tsa bohlokoa me hangata li ne li sebelisetsoa ho lekanya leruo la lelapa, kaha ke malapa a ruileng feela a neng a ka khona ho li reka. Ka hona, ho tsoaloa ka khaba ea silevera ka hanong e ne e le pontšo ea leruo le boemo sechabeng ho tloha tsoalong. Polelo ena esale e sebelisoa ho tloha lekholong la bo17 la lilemo, me tšebeliso ea pele e tsebahalang e hlaha pokellong ea maele ka 1670. 