<prompt> Hlalosa hore na ho bolelang ho ba momameli ea hlokolosinan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain what it means to be a mindful listener . Response in English: Being a mindful listener means being fully present and attentive when someone is speaking to you, without allowing distractions and judgements to interfere with your concentration. This involves being aware of your own thoughts and emotions while suspending any preconceived notions or opinions, in order to truly understand and absorb the speakers message. Mindful listening also involves showing empathy and respect towards the speaker by providing non-verbal cues such as nodding or maintaining eye contact, and verbal cues such as asking open-ended questions or paraphrasing their message to demonstrate that you are actively engaged. In summary, being a mindful listener means being fully engaged in the present moment, and actively seeking to understand and connect with the speakers message with an open and non-judgmental mindset. . Response in Sesotho: Ho ba momameli ea hlokolosi ho bolela ho ba teng ka botlalo le ho mamela ka hloko ha motho e mong a bua le uena, ntle le ho lumella litšitiso le likahlolo ho kena-kenana le mohopolo oa hau. Sena se kenyelletsa ho ela hloko menahano ea hau le maikutlo a hau ha u ntse u emisa mehopolo kapa maikutlo afe kapa afe a neng a nahanoa pele, molemong oa ho utloisisa le ho amohela molaetsa oa sebui. Ho mamela ka hloko ho boetse ho kenyelletsa ho bontša kutloelo-bohloko le tlhompho ho sebui ka ho fana ka matšoao a sa bueng joalo ka ho ōma ka hlooho kapa ho shebana mahlong, le mantsoe a kang ho botsa lipotso tse batlang li bulehile kapa ho qaqisa molaetsa oa bona ho bontša hore u tšoarehile. Ka kakaretso, ho ba momameli ea hlokolosi ho bolela ho ameha ka botlalo nakong ea hona joale, le ho batla ka matla ho utloisisa le ho hokahana le molaetsa oa sebui ka mohopolo o bulehileng le o sa ahloleng. 