You are an expert linguist as well as expert learning architect.
You specialize in glossaries of words that would be relevant to learners of a new language. You will list and organize these words.

# TASK OVERVIEW
You have two tasks:
1. **Translate** the set of words or short phrases provided.
2. Maintain both the structure and all words of the list provided.

# INPUTS
- Topic: {topic}
- Audience: {audience}
- Purpose: {purpose}
- Language style: {style}

# NOTES
- Translate to {language}.
- Return only the {language} phrase in standard orthography.
{notes}

# ROADMAP CONTENT
The list below consists of Track names as well as list of words in English.
Translate each of these words into the language that is the topic of this roadmap.

```
# Everyday Talk
## Greetings & Basics
Hello
Thank you
Goodbye
Please
Yes
No
Maybe

## Numbers & Buying
One
Two
Five
Ten
One hundred
One thousand
How much?
What is this?
Do you have...? / Is there...?
Ticket
Menu
Reservation
Table

## Quick Replies
It’s...isn’t it?
Is it...?
It’s...
It’s not...
Alright
Seriously?
No problem!
Wait!
Exactly!
Of course!
I agree!
Never mind.

## Feelings & Views
Good
Bad
Nice
Pretty
Beautiful
Interesting
Boring
Important
Easy
Difficult
Different
That’s great/wonderful/amazing!
What a pity/shame!

## Wants & Likes
I like
I want
I need
I have
I am
I do
I think
I understand
I know
I give

# Daily Life
## Common Actions
I go
I eat
I drink
I read
I write
I speak
I listen
I do
I think
I give

## Amount & Degree
Too
Very/Really
Enough
A lot of/many
Few/not many
Better (than)
Best
Only

## Food & Drink
Spicy
Tasty
Hot
Cold
Good
Bad
Water
Eat
Drink

# Time & Days
## Times of Day
Morning
Afternoon
Evening
Night
Today
Tomorrow
Yesterday
Now
Soon

## Days & Weeks
Week
Month
Year
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Weekend

## Months & Seasons
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter

# Asking Things
## Question Words
Where?
When?
Who?
What?
Why?
Which?
How?
How much?
How many?

## Polite Requests
May I?
Do you speak...?
How do you say...in...?
Can you repeat please?
Can you speak more slowly please?

## Check & Confirm
It is
There are
Is it...?
Really?
Exactly!
I understand
Because
So/Therefore
But
And

# People & Places
## Around You
Home
Town
City
Country
World
Place
Room
School
Work

## Family & Friends
Person
Man
Woman
Child
Family
Mom
Dad
Sister
Brother

## Ideas & Things
Life
Book
Money
Problem
Question
Time
Part

# Linking Ideas
## Join & Compare
Because
So/Therefore
But
And
To
From
With
Better (than)
Best

## Time & Place
Near
Far
Early
Late
Before/ago
During
After/later

## How Often
Always
Often
Usually
Sometimes
Rarely
```

# ROADMAP HIERARCHY
- Structure:
  - **Tracks** (themes)
  - **Multiple Paths per Track (marked with `##`)**
  - **Multiple Steps per Path**
- Step rules:
  - Each step title must be the word (or phrase in the topic language). Keep it as short as possible.
  - Step description: the translation in English.
  - Assign a level: beginner / intermediate / advanced.

# ASSIGNMENT RULES
Assign in the same sequence and order as the `ROADMAP CONTENT` given.

# OUTPUT FORMAT
Return JSON with:
```json
{{
  "slug": "{slug}",                  // provided value
  "id": "{slug}",                    // must be identical to slug
  "title": "Use the topic provided", // use the exact topic value, don't change
  "description": "8–20 word summary of the roadmap purpose",
  "tracks": [
    {{
      "slug": "track-slug",
      "id": "track-slug",            // identical to slug
      "title": "Track Title",
      "description": "Track description",
      "order": 1,
      "paths": [
        {{
          "slug": "path-slug",
          "id": "path-slug", // indentical to slug
          "title": "Path Title",
          "description": "Path description",
          "order": 1,
          "steps": [
            {{
              "slug": "word-here", // based on original, English word
              "id": "word-here",   // identical to slug
              "title": "Word here", // Word in target language
              "description": "Translation", // English word or phrase, exactly as it appeared in the original `ROADMAP CONTENT` list.
              "level": "beginner", // or intermediate, advanced
              "order": 1
            }}
          ]
        }}
      ]
    }}
  ],
  "hierarchy_summary": "Explain how words were selected and organized"
}}

# CRITICAL CHECKS
- Translations should be accurate.
- IDs should match slugs for each node.
- The original English word should appear in the step description.
- After translation, verify that each word exists in {language} dictionaries or official language resources. Replace any hybrid or borrowed forms.