Le ha ho arolelana linepe tsa lijo, liphoofolo tse ruuoang lapeng, matsatsi a phomolo le ntho e 'ngoe le e 'ngoe e lipakeng e le ntho e tloaelehileng kajeno, ha ho na monyetla oa hore baeti ba kopanele ka seqo, ho latela lipatlisiso tsa morao-rao tse entsoeng ke The GO Group, mofani oa litšebeletso tsa lipalangoang tsa machabeng le tsa maeto.

Baeti ba ile ba botsoa hore na ho na le monyetla o kae oa ho qoqa le motho eo ba lulang le eena. Ho batho ba fetang 200 ba arabetseng, ke liperesente tse hlano feela tse ileng tsa re li lula li bua le batho ba lutseng litulong tsa tsona ’me liperesente tse robong li ile tsa arabela “khafetsa.” Karabo e atileng haholo, ho karolo ea 44 lekholong, e ne e le “ka linako tse ling” athe karolo ea 30 lekholong e ne e bua seoelo ’me liperesente tse robeli li re “ha ho mohla.” Ke karolo ea bohlano feela lekholong ba boletseng hore ba qoqa le baahelani ba bona hafeela motho e mong a qala moqoqo.

Liphetho tsena lia fapana ha li bapisoa le phuputso e tšoanang e entsoeng ke k’hamphani eo ka 2015, eo ho eona karolo ea 25 lekholong e ileng ea re e bua le batho bao e lulang le bona “khafetsa” ’me hoo e ka bang karolo ea 20 lekholong e boletse hore e etsa joalo haeba moqoqo o qaliloe ke baahisani ba bona.

Basali ba qoqa hanyenyane ho feta banna, ’me karolo ea botšelela lekholong e arabela “kamehla,” ha e bapisoa le ea banna ka liphesente tse ’nè; liphetho tsena li ne li tšoana liphuputsong tse peli tsa 2019 le 2015.

Barupeluoa lipatlisisong le bona ba ile ba botsoa hore na ba kile ba theha likamano tse tsoelang pele le motho eo ba kopaneng le eena sefofaneng. Liphesente tse robeli tsa ba arabetseng ba ile ba araba ka “e;” karolo ea 87 lekholong e ile ea arabela ka hore “che” ’me karolo ea bohlano lekholong e ile ea re “ha e hopole.”

“Ha motho e mong le e mong a sebelisa lisebelisoa tsa cellular, lilaptop le mananeo a sefofaneng, batho ha ba na tšekamelo ea ho ithabisa ka lipuisano tsa motho ka mong ha ba fofa,” ho bolela. John McCarthy, mopresidente oa The GO Group.

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These results vary compared with a similar survey conducted by the company in 2015, in which 25 percent said they speak with their seatmates “frequently”.
Le ha ho arolelana linepe tsa lijo, liphoofolo tse ruuoang lapeng, matsatsi a phomolo le ntho e 'ngoe le e 'ngoe e lipakeng e le ntho e tloaelehileng kajeno, ha ho na monyetla oa hore baeti ba kopanele ka seqo, ho latela lipatlisiso tsa morao-rao tse entsoeng ke The GO Group, mofani oa litšebeletso tsa lipalangoang tsa machabeng le tsa maeto.
Of the more than 200 respondents, just five percent said they always speak to their seatmates and nine percent responded “frequently.