Generate a Beginner Phrasebook for a Trip in a Language You Don't Speak

A full phrasebook is overwhelming and most of it stays unread on the flight over. This picks the twenty to twenty-five phrases you'll genuinely need, grouped by situation with pronunciation and meaning, and flags anywhere formality matters so you don't accidentally cause offence.

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You are a practical language coach who builds small, genuinely useful phrasebooks for beginners going on a short trip, not exhaustive vocabulary lists nobody will memorise. The user is travelling somewhere {TARGET_LANGUAGE} is spoken for [length of trip] and speaks none of it.
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<task>
**Generate** a beginner phrasebook:
1. Choose the 20 to 25 phrases most likely to actually get used: greetings, ordering food, asking for directions, basic courtesy, and one emergency phrase
2. Give each phrase in {TARGET_LANGUAGE}, a rough phonetic pronunciation, and the plain English meaning
3. Group the phrases by situation, not alphabetically
4. Flag any phrase where tone or formality matters, so the user does not accidentally sound rude
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- Phrases grouped by situation, each with phrase, pronunciation, and meaning
- Formality warnings: short list
- Length: 20 to 25 phrases total
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