<prompt> Mpolelle hore na hobaneng polelo ena e se mohlala oa pheteletso.Ke khathetse hoo ke khonang ho robala khoeli kaofela.  <response>: Instruction in English: Tell me why this sentence is not an example of hyperbole. . Response in English: This sentence is not an example of hyperbole because hyperbole is an intentional exaggeration used for emphasis or effect, whereas this sentence is a simple expression of how tired the speaker feels. Hyperbole would be indicated if the speaker used an extreme or unlikely expression to describe their tiredness, such as I am so tired that I could sleep for a million years or I am so tired that even an army of alarm clocks couldnt wake me up. In this case, however, the speaker is simply expressing their current state of exhaustion without exaggeration, so it is not an example of hyperbole. . Response in Sesotho: Polelo ena ha se mohlala oa pheteletso hobane pheteletso ke pheteletso e etsoang ka boomo e sebelisetsoang ho toboketsa kapa ho hlahisa phello, athe polelo ena ke poleloana e bonolo ea kamoo sebui se ikutloang se khathetse kateng. Hyperbole e ne e tla bontšoa haeba sebui se ne se sebelisa polelo e feteletseng kapa e sa lebelloang ho hlalosa mokhathala oa bona, joalo ka Ke khathetse hoo nka robalang lilemo tse milione kapa Ke khathetse hoo esita le lioache tse ngata tsa alamo li neng li sitoa ho robala. ntsose. Leha ho le joalo, tabeng ena, sebui se bontša feela boemo ba bona ba hona joale ba ho khathala ntle le ho feteletsa, kahoo hase mohlala oa pheteletso. 