<prompt> Hlalosa sebopeho sa limolekhule tsa methane.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the molecular structure of methane. . Response in English: Methane CH4 is an organic compound that belongs to the group of alkanes with a tetrahedral molecule structure. It consists of one carbon atom at the center, bonded covalently to four hydrogen atoms. Each hydrogen atom is located at the corner of a tetrahedron and the bond angles are at 109.5 degrees. The carbon atom is surrounded by four pairs of shared electrons from the hydrogen atoms, forming a stable octet of electrons, and fulfilling the octet rule for stability in the carbon atom. The carbon-hydrogen bonds are single bonds with a bond length of approximately 109 picometers. Methane is a nonpolar molecule because the shape is symmetrical and the electrostatic charges around the molecule are evenly balanced. . Response in Sesotho: Methane CH4 ke motsoako oa manyolo o leng oa sehlopha sa alkanes se nang le sebopeho sa molekhule ea tetrahedral. E na le athomo e le ngoe ea khabone bohareng, e hokahaneng ka kopanelo ho liathomo tse ne tsa haedrojene. Athomo e ngoe le e ngoe ea hydrogen e hukung ea tetrahedron me li-angles tsa bond li likhato tse 109.5. Athomo ea khabone e pota-potiloe ke lipara tse nè tsa li-electrone tse arolelanoang ho tloha liathomong tsa hydrogen, ho etsa octet e tsitsitseng ea lielektrone, le ho phethahatsa molao oa octet bakeng sa botsitso ba athomo ea carbon. Litlamo tsa carbon-hydrogen ke litlamo tse le ngoe tse nang le bolelele ba bond bo ka bang 109 picometers. Methane ke molekhule e seng polar hobane sebopeho se na le symmetrical mme litefiso tsa electrostatic ho potoloha molekhule li leka-lekane. 