<prompt> Ke boemong bofe moo u ka sebelisang poleloana e reng, hang ha u longoa, u hlajoa ke lihlong habeli?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: In what scenario would you use the phrase once bitten, twice shy? . Response in English: The phrase once bitten, twice shy means that someone who has had an unpleasant experience is likely to be more cautious in the future. You could use this phrase in a situation where a person is hesitant or apprehensive to do something again due to a negative past experience. For example, if someone lost a lot of money investing in a certain stock, they might be reluctant to invest in the stock market again, and you could say that they are once bitten, twice shy. . Response in Sesotho: Poleloana e reng hang ha a longoa, a hlajoa ke lihlong habeli e bolela hore motho ea kileng a ba le phihlelo e sa thabiseng a ka na a ba hlokolosi haholoanyane nakong e tlang. U ka sebelisa poleloana ena boemong boo ho bona motho a tsilatsilang kapa a tšabang ho etsa ntho e itseng hape ka lebaka la phihlelo e mpe ea nakong e fetileng. Ka mohlala, haeba motho e mong a lahlehetsoe ke chelete e ngata ea ho tsetela setokong se itseng, a ka na a tsilatsila ho tsetela marakeng oa matsete hape, me u ka na ua re o kile a longoa, a le lihlong habeli. 