How do you say "The locust flies carrying its own burden" in Sesotho?

In Sesotho, "The locust flies carrying its own burden" is "Tsie e fofa ka moroalo", pronounced TSEE-eh eh FOH-fah kah moh-RWAH-loh. The locust flies carrying its own burden (each bears their own load).

How to say "The locust flies carrying its own burden" in Sesotho

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The locust flies carrying its own burden

Tsie e fofa ka moroalo

Say it: TSEE-eh eh FOH-fah kah moh-RWAH-loh

Meaning: The locust flies carrying its own burden (each bears their own load)

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