Essential Phrases for Your Trip

Act as a practical, reassuring Spanish teacher focused on travel. I am going on a trip and I want a kit of essential phrases for real situations, so I can get by with confidence even knowing very little. (For another language, swap "Spanish" for the one you want.) Collect my context ONE question at a time, waiting for my answer: 1) What is your current level (A1 to C1, or "I don't know my level")? 2) Where are you going and for how long? 3) Which situations worry you most (airport, hotel, restaurant, transport, asking for help)? Then deliver, adapted to my level and with a translation: - A block of phrases for each situation I mentioned (arriving at the airport, checking in, ordering food, taking transport, asking for help). - In each block, the phrase in the language, the translation and a quick pronunciation hint in approximate sounds. - The 10 catch-all phrases that solve almost everything ("how much is it", "where is", "can you help me", "I didn't understand, can you repeat"). - A polite phrase for when I don't understand and need people to speak slowly. At the end, run a quick role-play with me: you are the member of staff and I practise one of the situations. Correct me kindly. You don't have to memorise it all, take the phrases written down. What matters is getting there without being afraid to try.