Spanish Ser vs Estar Alphabet and Numbers Wall Chart

Language learning infographic titled "Spanish Ser vs Estar". Archetype: ALPHABET POSTER adapted as a clean educational comparison poster with a sharp central grid/table and clear academic layout. High-contrast academic palette, tasteful minimal imagery, Duolingo-friendly, no cultural stereotyping. Focus on Spanish copular verbs SER and ESTAR for B1/intermediate learners. Create a poster visually inspired by the structure and balance of an alphabet and numbers wall chart, but do not render any alphabet-theme wording or any search-intent text on the image. Main composition: two large columns labeled with English headings for SER and ESTAR, plus a bottom quick-reference strip. Use crisp typography and strong visual hierarchy. In each cell, show the Spanish form + English translation + optional phonetic hint where helpful. Include accurate Spanish diacritics.

Suggested content for the central grid:
- Header row with English-only labels such as Present, Typical use, Example meaning.
- SER column cells: "soy — I am", "eres — you are", "es — he/she/it is", "somos — we are", "sois — you all are", "son — they are".
- ESTAR column cells: "estoy — I am", "estás — you are", "está — he/she/it is", "estamos — we are", "estáis — you all are", "están — they are".
- Use-focused comparison cells with concise English labels and Spanish examples: "identity: soy estudiante — I am a student"; "origin: somos de Madrid — we are from Madrid"; "time/date: es lunes — it is Monday"; "characteristic: la mesa es redonda — the table is round"; "location: estoy en casa — I am at home"; "condition: está cansado — he is tired"; "result of change: la puerta está abierta — the door is open"; "temporary state: estamos ocupados — we are busy".
- Bottom quick-reference strip with paired contrasts: "es aburrido — he is boring" vs "está aburrido — he is bored"; "es listo — he is clever" vs "está listo — he is ready"; "es verde — it is green" vs "está verde — it is unripe".
- Optional phonetic hints in small text for selected forms only, such as "está (ehs-TAH)" and "soy (soy)".

Design notes: geometric poster structure, evenly spaced cells, subtle icon accents for identity/location/state, but text remains the focus. Render the central grid/table with sharp typography. Each cell shows: original-language form + English translation + (if helpful) a phonetic hint. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no watermarks Linguistically accurate spelling and diacritics in BOTH the taught language and the label language. No cultural stereotyping. Tasteful imagery.