Vous avez cherché: it is the same (Anglais - Tswana)

it is
iyelele

it is a
pleasure

it is part of life.
it is part of life

where is the problem?
mathata a fa kae?

it is setswana not tswana
ke setswana eseng tswana

whereas it is essential to promote the development of friendly relations between nations,
go ntse jalo gore go botlhokwa go tsweletsa kgolo ya dikgalologano tsa botsalano fa gare ga ditšhaba.

this is the restricted area no person may enter except for medical staff and suspected covid 19 patients
this is the restricted area no person may enter except for medical staff and suspected covid 19 patients

the family is the natural and fundamental group unit of society and is entitled to protection by society and the state.
lelapa ke bongwefela jwa setlhopha jwa tlhago le motheo wa loago mme le na le tetla ya tshireletso ya baagi le puso.

everyone has the right to the protection of the moral and material interests resulting from any scientific, literary or artistic production of which he is the author.
mongwe le mongwe o na le tshwanelo ya tshireletso ya dikgatlhego tsa botho le dithoto go tswa dikungweng tsa bonetetsi, bokwadi kgotsa botaki tse e leng mokwadi wa tsona.

whereas recognition of the inherent dignity and of the equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family is the foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world,
go ntse jalo gore kamogelo ya tlhago ya seriti le tekatekano le ditshwanelo tse di sa amologanngweng tsa ditokololo tsotlhe tsa losika lwa motho ke motheo wa kgololosego, bosiamisi le kagiso mo lefatseng.

1. the encounter: a mouse, while playing, accidentally disturbs a resting lion. 2. the plea: the mouse, terrified, pleads with the lion to spare its life, promising to be a true friend in return. 3. the mercy: the lion, amused by the small creature's plea, decides to let it go, recognizing that it could never be a threat. 4. the trapped lion: later, the same lion is caught in a hunter's net. 5. the rescue: the mouse hears the lion's cries for help and remembers the kindness shown to it. 6. the favor: the mouse uses its sharp teeth to chew through the thick ropes of the net, freeing the lion. 7. the lesson: the lion realizes that even the smallest creature can be a great help, and that mercy shown can lead to great rewards.
2. the plea: the mouse, terrified, pleads with the lion to spare its life, promising to be a true friend in return. 3. the mercy: the lion, amused by the small creature's plea, decides to let it go, recognizing that it could never be a threat. 4. the trapped lion: later, the same lion is caught in a hunter's net. 5. the rescue: the mouse hears the lion's cries for help and remembers the kindness shown to it. 6. the favor: the mouse uses its sharp teeth to chew through the thick ropes of the net, freeing the lion. 7. the lesson: the lion realizes that even the smallest creature can be a great help, and that mercy shown can lead to great rewards.