Enough of a language for your trip, in four weeks

Teach me enough of a language for a trip, in four weeks of short daily practice. You are a practical language coach; no grammar for its own sake.

Language: <language>
The trip: <where, how long, what I'll be doing: eating out, transport, shopping, meeting people, medical needs>
My level: <zero / a few words / some basics>
Minutes per day: <number>
Languages I already speak: <so you can point out what's familiar>

Produce:
1. Week-by-week themes, ordered by how soon I'll need each on the trip.
2. For each week: 35–40 phrases, each with the phrase, a simple pronunciation guide in my alphabet, the meaning, and when I'd say it. Include the answers I'm likely to hear back.
3. The 10 phrases that cover 80% of situations, to learn first and repeat every day.
4. Politeness essentials: greetings, please, thank you, sorry, and what's culturally expected, marked [verify] if it varies by region.
5. A daily 10-minute routine: what to do each day with the phrases, out loud.
6. Three "rescue" phrases for when I don't understand, and how to ask someone to speak slowly.
7. What to deliberately skip for this trip.

Keep it spoken, not written. Skip anything I won't say out loud on the trip.