<prompt> Hlalosa molumo o etsoang ke sefefo sa lialuma.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the sound made by a thunderstorm. . Response in English: A thunderstorm produces a loud, explosive, and rumbling sound. The sound is created when lightning rapidly heats the air, causing it to expand and create a shockwave that we perceive as thunder. The clap, crackling or rolling sound of thunder varies depending on the distance and nature of the lightning. Thunder that is near will sound loud, sharp and have a short duration, while thunder from a distant storm may be a low rumble that lasts for a longer period. The sound may also reverberate off the surrounding landscape, resulting in a prolonged and echoing roar. . Response in Sesotho: Leholiotsoana le ntša molumo o moholo, o phatlohang le o lumang. Molumo o hlahisoa ha lehalima le futhumatsa moea ka potlako, o etsa hore o atolohe le ho etsa leqhubu le tšosang leo re le bonang e le sealuma. Ho lla ha lialuma, ho lla kapa ho loebehlana hoa fapana ho ea ka bohole le tlhaho ea lehalima. Sealuma se haufi se tla utloahala se lerata, se bohale me se be le nako e khutšoanyane, ha sealuma se tsoang sefefong se hōle se ka na sa e-ba molumo o tlaase o nkang nako e telele. Molumo ona o ka boela oa utloahala sebakeng se potolohileng, oa fella ka ho puruma ha nako e telele. 