<prompt> Hlalosa molumo oa moru oa pula nakong ea lipula tsa litloebelele.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe the sound of a rainforest during a downpour. . Response in English: During a downpour in the rainforest, there is a symphony of sound created by the rain as it falls on the dense vegetation. The leaves rustle and chatter as the raindrops pelt them, creating a soft, continuous patter. Occasionally, a larger drop would hit a broad leaf, making a loud splash. As the rain gets heavier, the sound intensifies, like the staccato beat of a thousand drums. Amidst the chorus of the rain, there are calls and chirps of animals seeking shelter. The repetitive calls of frogs and toads add to the cacophony. The sound of the rain is also punctuated by the occasional peel of thunder, adding a deep rumble to the delicate melody of the rain. Overall, the sound of the rainforest during a downpour is a soothing yet invigorating orchestration of rain, wind, and wildlife. . Response in Sesotho: Nakong ea lipula tsa litloebelele morung oa pula, ho ba le molumo o tšoanang oa molumo o hlahisoang ke pula ha e oela holima limela tse teteaneng. Matlhare a a ruruga e bile a a kuruetsa fa marothodi a pula a ntse a a tshupa, a dira gore go nne le modumo o o boleta o o sa kgaotseng. Ka linako tse ling, lerotholi le leholoanyane le ne le otla lekhasi le sephara, le etsa lerata le leholo. Ha pula e ntse e e-ba matla le ho feta, molumo oa eketseha, joaloka molumo oa staccato oa meropa e sekete. Hara lerata la pula, ho na le mehoo le ho lla ha liphoofolo tse batlang bolulo. Mehala e pheta-phetoang ea linqanqane le liqoaha e eketsa moferefere. Molumo oa pula o boetse o hlajoa ke lekhapetla la sealuma ka linako tse ling, o eketsa molumo o tebileng oa mololi o monate oa pula. Ka kakaretso, molumo oa moru oa pula nakong ea lipula tsa litloebelele ke mino o thobang empa o hlasimolla oa pula, moea le liphoofolo tse hlaha. 