<prompt> Ngola pale e kgutshwanyane ka nkgono le setloholo sa hae.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Write a short story about a grandmother and her grand-daughter. . Response in English: Once upon a time, there was a grandmother who lived in a quaint cottage nestled in a peaceful village by the countryside. Her home was surrounded by a beautiful garden that bloomed with the choicest flowers in the village. She had a little grand-daughter, Lily, who would visit her every summer when school was out. The two of them would spend their days strolling in the garden, baking cookies, and storytelling.Grandmothers tales were a treat to Lily as she narrated stories of her youth, the lessons she had learned, and the adventures she had been on. Grandmother would always conclude her tales by reminding Lily to be kind, true, and brave. Lily admired her grandmother and longed to be like her.As time passed, Lily grew up, and the summer visits grew less frequent. She was busy with her own life now, but she never forgot the lessons her grandmother taught her. Whenever she was faced with a difficult situation, she would ask herself, WWGD? What would grandmother do?Years passed by, and Lily now had children of her own. She took them to visit their great-grandmother, and the four of them would spend their days strolling in the garden, baking cookies, and storytelling. The tradition continued, and the lessons were passed on. Grandmas stories and wisdom would live on through the generations, inspiring them to be kind, true, and brave, just like her. . Response in Sesotho: Mehleng ea khale, ho ne ho e-na le nkhono e mong ea neng a lula ntlong ea majabajaba e neng e le motsaneng o khutsitseng haufi le mahaeng. Lehae la hae le ne le pota-potiloe ke serapa se setle se nang le lipalesa tse ntlehali tsa motse. O ne a e-na le setloholoana, Lily, ea neng a mo etela lehlabula le leng le le leng ha sekolo se tsoa. Bobeli ba bona ba ne ba qeta matsatsi a bona ba itsamaela ka serapeng, ba baka likuku le ho pheta lipale. Lipale tsa Nkhono e ne e le monate ho Lily ha a ntse a pheta lipale tsa bocha ba hae, lithuto tseo a ithutileng tsona, le liketsahalo tseo a bileng ho tsona. Nkhono o ne a lula a phethela lipale tsa hae ka ho hopotsa Lily hore a be mosa, a be nete, a be sebete. Lily o ile a khahloa ke nkhono oa hae me a labalabela ho tšoana le eena. Ha nako e ntse e feta, Lily o ile a hōla, me maeto a lehlabula a ne a fokotseha khafetsa. O ne a phathahane ka bophelo ba hae joale, empa ha aa ka a lebala lithuto tseo nkhono oa hae a mo rutileng tsona. Nako le nako ha a tobane le boemo bo boima, o ne a ipotsa, WWGD? Nkhono o ne a tla etsa joang? Ho ile ha feta lilemo, me joale Lily o ne a e-na le bana ba hae. O ile a ba isa ho nkhono oa bona, me bane ba qeta matsatsi a bona ba itsamaela ka serapeng, ba baka likuku le ho pheta lipale. Moetlo o ile oa tsoela pele, me lithuto tsa fetisoa. Lipale le bohlale ba Nkhono li ne li tla tsoela pele ho phela melokong eohle, li ba susumelletsa ho ba mosa, ho ba nete, le ho ba sebete joaloka eena. 