<prompt> Hlahisa karabo e nepahetseng taelong ena: Ngola pale e qalang ka poleloana e reng E ne e le bosiu bo batang ba mariha.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Generate an appropriate response to this instruction: Write a story that starts with the phrase It was a cold winter night. . Response in English: It was a cold winter night. Snow was falling softly from the sky, casting a serene hush over the sleepy town. The only sound to be heard was the crunch of footsteps in the snow. Emma bundled up in her coat, wrapped her scarf tightly around her neck, and began the long walk home from her late shift at the diner. As she walked, she couldnt help but feel the loneliness seeping into her bones with the cold. She longed for the warmth of a home, a family to come back to after a long day of work. But ever since her parents passed away and her siblings all moved away, Emma had been on her own. Lost in her thoughts, she almost didnt see the small figure huddled in the alleyway. It was a young boy, shivering and alone, his clothes threadbare and tattered. Emmas heart broke at the sight. Without a second thought, she knelt down beside him, unwrapping her scarf and draping it over his small frame. Are you lost? Where are your parents? she asked softly. The boy sniffled, rubbing his red nose with a small hand. I dont have any, he whispered. Emmas eyes filled with tears. She knew that feeling all too well. Come on, she said gently, helping him to his feet. Lets get you out of this cold. And with that, Emma took the boys hand, leading him through the snowy streets to her small apartment. She didnt know what the future would hold, but for the first time in a long time, she felt like she had a purpose. That cold winter night, Emma found something that she didnt even know she was looking for - family. . Response in Sesotho: ne e le bosiu bo batang ba mariha. Lehloa le ne le theoha hamonate leholimong, le khutsisa motse oo o neng o robetse. Molumo o le mong feela o neng o utloahala e ne e le ho kotoana ha mehato ea lehloa. Emma o ile a itlama ka jase ea hae, a thatela sekhafo sa hae ka thata molaleng oa hae, me a qala leeto le lelelele ho khutlela hae ho tloha khefung ea hae ea morao-rao ea lijo tsa mantsiboea. Ha a ntse a tsamaea, o ne a sitoa ho ithiba empa a utloa bolutu bo kene masapong a hae ke serame. O ne a labalabela ho ba le lelapa le futhumetseng, e leng lelapa leo a ka khutlelang ho lona ka mora ho sebetsa ka thata letsatsi lohle. Empa haesale ho tloha ha batsoali ba hae ba hlokahala me banababo kaofela ba falla, Emma o ne a ntse a le mong. A lahlehetsoe ke mehopolo ea hae, o ile a batla a se ke a bona setšoantšo se senyenyane se phuthehetseng tseleng. E ne e le moshemane e monyenyane, ea thothomelang a le mong, liaparo tsa hae li le lerootho ebile li tabohile. Pelo ea Emma e ile ea robeha ha a bona seo. Ntle le ho nahana hape, o ile a khumama pela hae, a hlobola sekhafo sa hae me a se hulela holima foreime ea hae e nyenyane. O lahlehile? Batsoali ba hao ba hokae? A botsa ka bonolo. Moshanyana o ile a fofonela, a hohla nko ea hae e khubelu ka letsoho le lenyenyane. Ha ke na letho, a hweshetsa. Mahlo a Emma a ile a tlala likeleli. O ne a tseba maikutlo ao hantle. Tloo, a rialo ka bonolo, a mo thusa ho ema ka maoto. Ha re u ntše serameng sena. Me ka seo, Emma o ile a tšoara letsoho la moshanyana, a mo isa literateng tse nang le lehloa ho ea foleteng ea hae e nyenyane. O ne a sa tsebe hore na bokamoso bo tla ba joang, empa ka lekhetlo la pele ka mora nako e telele, o ile a ikutloa eka o na le morero. Bosiung boo bo batang ba mariha, Emma o ile a fumana ntho eo a neng a sa tsebe le hore o ne a e batla - lelapa. 