<prompt> Hlalosa phapang lipakeng tsa almanaka e sa feleng le e sa felengnan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the difference between a perpetual and perpetual calendar . Response in English: A perpetual calendar is a visual representation of the days, months and years, designed to accurately account for the varying number of days in each month, as well as leap years. It is called perpetual because it can be used indefinitely, without the need for manual adjustment.Perpetual, on the other hand, is an adjective that refers to something that is neverending or everlasting. In the context of time, a perpetual state would be one that never ends or stops.So, the difference between perpetual and perpetual calendar is that perpetual is an adjective describing something that lasts forever, while a perpetual calendar is a specific type of calendar that runs indefinitely, accounting for the variable days in each month and leap years. . Response in Sesotho: Khalendara e sa feleng ke pontšo ea pono ea matsatsi, likhoeli le lilemo, e etselitsoeng ho fana ka tlaleho e nepahetseng bakeng sa palo e fapaneng ea matsatsi khoeling e ngoe le e ngoe, hammoho le lilemo tsa leap. E bitsoa perpetual hobane e ka sebelisoa ka nako e sa lekanyetsoang, ntle le tlhokahalo ea phetoho ea matsoho. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, lehlaodi le bolelang ntho e sa feleng kapa e sa feleng. Boemong ba nako, boemo bo sa feleng e ne e tla ba bo sa feleng kapa bo sa feleng. Kahoo, phapang pakeng tsa almanaka e sa feleng le e sa feleng ke hore ka ho sa feleng ke lehlaodi le hlalosang ntho e tšoarellang ka ho sa feleng, ha almanaka e sa feleng e le mofuta o itseng oa khalendara e tsamaeang ka nako e sa lekanyetsoang, e ikarabellang bakeng sa matsatsi a feto-fetohang khoeling e ngoe le e ngoe le lilemo tsa leap. 