<prompt> ka batla pampiri joang polokelong ea borutehi?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: How would you search for a paper in a scholarly database? . Response in English: To search for a paper in a scholarly database, follow these steps:1. Identify a scholarly database: First, you need to find an appropriate scholarly database to search on, you could use JSTOR, PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science among others, or chose a database according to your field of interest.2. Use keywords and phrases: Think about the main topics, keywords, or phrases relevant to your desired paper or research. Enter these keywords into the database search bar.3. Use filters: Many databases allow you to apply filters to your search. You can filter by publication date, subject area, language, and more, to refine your results and make them more specific to your needs.4. Assess the results: Look at the titles and abstracts of the search results to determine if they match what youre looking for. If you find something promising, click on the title to access more information about the paper.5. Access the paper: If youve found a relevant paper, you can usually access it through the database. Some databases require a subscription, while others allow free access to some articles. If the paper isnt available through the database, it may be possible to access it through your library or by requesting it through interlibrary loan.6. Repeat the process: If you dont find exactly what youre looking for, try adjusting your search terms, using more filters, or searching in a different database to get more results. With some persistence, you should be able to find the paper that you need. . Response in Sesotho: Ho batla pampiri polokelongtshedimosetso ya borutehi, latela mehato ena: 1. Hlwaya polokelongtshedimosetso ya barutehi: Taba ya pele, o hloka ho fumana polokelotshebetso e nepahetseng ya borutehi eo o ka batlisisang ho yona, o ka sebedisa JSTOR, PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science hara tse ding, kapa khetha database ho latela sebaka seo u se ratang. 2. Sebelisa mantsoe a bohlokoa le lipoleloana: Nahana ka lihlooho tsa sehlooho, mantsoe a bohlokoa, kapa lipoleloana tse amanang le pampiri kapa lipatlisiso tseo u li batlang. Kenya mantsoe ana a bohlokoa ka hara sebaka sa ho batla sa database. 3. Sebelisa lihloela: Litsi tse ngata tsa polokelo ea boitsebiso li u lumella ho sebelisa lihloela ha u batla. U ka sefa ka letsatsi la phatlalatso, sebaka sa sehlooho, puo, le tse ling, ho ntlafatsa liphetho tsa hau le ho li etsa hore li tobane le litlhoko tsa hau. 4. Hlahloba liphetho: Sheba lihlooho le likakaretso tsa liphetho tsa lipatlisiso ho fumana hore na li lumellana le seo u se batlang. Haeba u fumana ho hong ho tsepisang, tobetsa sehlooho ho fumana lintlha tse ling mabapi le pampiri. 5. Fumana pampiri: Haeba u fumane pampiri e loketseng, hangata u ka e fumana ka polokelongtshedimosetso. Li-database tse ling li hloka peeletso, ha tse ling li lumella ho fihlella mahala ho lingoliloeng tse ling. Haeba pampiri e sa fumanehe ka polokelongtshedimosetso, ho ka kgoneha ho e fumana ka laeborari ya hao kapa ka ho e kopa ka kadimo ya dilaeborari tse mahareng. 6. Pheta mokhoa ona: Haeba u sa fumane hantle seo u se batlang, leka ho fetola mantsoe a hau a ho batla, u sebelisa li-filters tse ling, kapa u batlisise sebakeng se fapaneng sa polokelo ho fumana liphetho tse ling. Ka ho phehella ho itseng, o lokela ho khona ho fumana pampiri eo u e hlokang. 