<prompt> Khetholla mantsoe a latelang e le lebitso kapa leetsi: checknan  <response>: Instruction in English: Distinguish the following words as either noun or verb: check . Response in English: The word check can function as both a noun and a verb. As a noun, check can refer to an order to a bank to pay money, a bill at a restaurant, a pause or stoppage, or an examination or verification, among other meanings. For example, Can you please bring me the check? or I need to run a check on this information.As a verb, check means to examine something in order to determine its accuracy, condition, or quality, or to put a restraint on something. For example, Can you check the oil in the car? or Please check your work before turning it in. . Response in Sesotho: Lentsoe hlahloba le ka sebetsa joalo ka lereho le leetsi. Joalo ka lebitso, cheke e ka bolela taelo ea banka ho lefa chelete, sekoloto lebenkeleng la lijo, khefutso kapa ho emisa, kapa tlhahlobo kapa netefatso, hara meelelo e meng. Mohlala, Ke kopa o ntlisetse cheke? kapa Ke hloka ho hlahloba lintlha tsena. Joaloka leetsi, hlahloba le bolela ho hlahloba ntho e itseng e le ho fumana ho nepahala ha eona, boemo, kapa boleng, kapa ho beha thibelo nthong e itseng. Mohlala, Na u ka sheba oli ka koloing? kapa Ka kopo, hlahloba mosebetsi oa hau pele o o kenya. 