Common German Phrases Infographic for Beginners

Language learning infographic titled "Common German Phrases for Beginners". Use archetype: COMMON-PHRASES grid, adapted from the requested number/counting-chart idea into a clean educational phrase chart suitable for A1 learners. Modern flashcard style, warm earth palette, tasteful minimal imagery, no cultural stereotyping, Duolingo-friendly. Render a central sharp-typography grid of beginner German phrases as flashcard cells. Each cell must show: German phrase in original spelling with correct diacritics + English translation + a short phonetic hint where helpful. Suggested cells: "Hallo — Hello — HAH-loh", "Guten Morgen — Good morning — GOO-ten MOR-gen", "Guten Tag — Good day — GOO-ten TAHK", "Guten Abend — Good evening — GOO-ten AH-bent", "Tschüss — Bye — choos", "Bitte — Please / You’re welcome — BIT-teh", "Danke — Thank you — DAHN-keh", "Ja — Yes — yah", "Nein — No — nine", "Wie geht’s? — How are you? — vee gayts", "Mir geht’s gut. — I’m fine. — meer gayts goot", "Ich heiße … — My name is … — ikh HYE-suh", "Was kostet das? — How much is that? — vahs KOS-tet dahs", "Wo ist die Toilette? — Where is the toilet? — voh ist dee toy-LET-teh", "Ich verstehe nicht. — I don’t understand. — ikh fer-SHTAY-uh nikht", "Sprechen Sie Englisch? — Do you speak English? — SHPRE-khen zee ENG-lish". Include clear English section headings such as "Greetings", "Polite Words", "Essential Questions", "Helpful Responses". Add subtle icons only if needed for comprehension. Clean layout, rounded flashcard panels, soft shadows, warm clay, sand, terracotta, and cream tones. 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.