<prompt> Ho qaptjoa ha telegraph ho potlakisitse puisano joang?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: How did the invention of the telegraph speed up communication? . Response in English: The invention of the telegraph revolutionized long-distance communication by allowing messages to be sent quickly over long distances. Before the telegraph, the fastest way to send messages was by physically transporting written letters, which could take days, weeks, or even months to reach their destination. With the telegraph, messages could be sent in a matter of minutes using Morse code, a system of short and long electrical pulses that could be transmitted over telegraph wires. This greatly sped up communication between distant places, allowing businesses and governments to operate more efficiently, and enabling people to keep in touch with friends and family members who lived far away. . Response in Sesotho: Ho qaptjoa ha telegraph ho ile ha fetola puisano ea batho ba hōle ka ho lumella melaetsa hore e romeloe ka potlako libakeng tse telele. Pele ho thelekramo, tsela e potlakileng ea ho romela melaetsa e ne e le ka ho tsamaisa mangolo a ngotsoeng, a neng a ka nka matsatsi, libeke kapa esita le likhoeli hore a fihle moo a eang teng. Ka thelekramo, melaetsa e ne e ka romelloa ka mora metsotso e seng mekae feela ho sebelisoa Morse code, e leng mokhoa oa motlakase o mokhutšoanyane le o molelele o neng o ka fetisoa ka mehala ea thelekramo. Sena se ile sa potlakisa puisano pakeng tsa libaka tse hōle haholo, sa lumella likhoebo le mebuso ho sebetsa ka mokhoa o atlehileng haholoanyane, le ho nolofalletsa batho ho lula ba buisana le metsoalle le litho tsa malapa tse lulang hōle. 