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If Joe wants to see the entire sentence romanized, he can expand the "Show romanization" accordian menu. Likewise, if Joe wants to have the English translation of a sentence displayed, he can expand the "Show English translation" accordian menu. If Joe does not understand some grammatical aspect of the sentence, or simply wants more practice with a grammatical form (in the scenario, the -tai verb conjugation), he can expand the Grammar accordian menu. Here, he will find the listing of grammatical aspects that are used in this sentence. Similarly to the Vocab accordian menu, there is a "more sentences" link that, if clicked, will open a new tab displaying only sentences that use that grammatical pattern.
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If Joe encounters a sentence whose grammar patterns listed are incorrect, then he can expand the accordian menu, and click the "edit" button. Here, he can remove any categories that are incorrect (or add any that need to be added), and click "done editing" to save changes.
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If Joe wants to contribute a sentence, he goes to the home page, and switches to the "contribute" tab. Here, he selects the language of the sentence he'll contribute from a pull-down menu, and enters the sentence itself and its translation in a textbox. Then, he selects any additional grammatical tags that would be used to help users find his sentence, clicks on "add" to add them, then clicks on "contribute sentece" to contribute the sentence.
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The Vocab In this case, an overlay will appear, highlighting the word, and displaying information about it, including its romanization and meaning. Should Joe decide that he needs to practice a particular grammatical .
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