About the Journal

Dibon Journal of Languages (DJL) (ISSN: 2978-0594) is an open-access peer-reviewed journal published by Dibon Publishing House in the Uk, dedicated to advancing research in linguistics, applied linguistics, and language education. It serves as a platform for scholars and professionals to share innovative ideas, theoretical insights, and empirical studies.

The journal welcomes research on a broad range of topics, including language acquisition, translation studies, sociolinguistics, discourse analysis, and language teaching methodologies. It also encourages interdisciplinary studies that connect languages with technology, artificial intelligence, digital humanities, culture, and communication. Contributions in multiple languages, including English, Arabic, Spanish, and French, are accepted.

Maintaining high academic and ethical standards, Dibon Journal of Languages follows a rigorous double-blind peer review process to ensure scholarly excellence. Articles are published on a rolling basis, with open-access availability to a global audience. With a commitment to fostering meaningful contributions, the journal aims to advance knowledge and enrich discussions in the field of language studies.

DJL levies no submission, processing, or publication charges (APCs), and authors retain full copyright of their work under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0) licence.

Publication Frequency: Dibon Journal of Languages publishes 4 issues per year (March, June, September, and December); authors may submit their manuscripts at any time throughout the calendar year.

 

Metrics* (Last update: 01/01/2026) 
Days to First Editorial Decision: 5 days (median)
Days from Submission to First Review Decision:  70 days (median)
Acceptance Rate: 48%
Days from Acceptance to Online Publication: Within next quarterly issue
Total Time to Publication: 19-190 days (median: 56 days)**

* Varies by submission date relative to quarterly publication schedule
** Last updated July 1, 2026

 

Announcements

Call for Papers – Dibon Journal of Languages (DJL), ISSN: 2978-0594, Vol. 1, Issue 4

2025-10-17

The Dibon Journal of Languages (DJL) warmly invites researchers, scholars, and professionals to submit original research articles for Volume 1, Issue 4. As a peer-reviewed, open-access international journal, DJL is dedicated to advancing innovative and impactful research in language-related disciplines.

Editor-in-Chief
Dr. Naji AlQbailat
Dibon Journal of Languages
Dibon Publishing House, UK
https://dibonjournals.com/index.php/djl

Read more about Call for Papers – Dibon Journal of Languages (DJL), ISSN: 2978-0594, Vol. 1, Issue 4

Current Issue

Vol. 2 No. 2 (2026): Dibon Journal of Languages
View Vol. 2 No. 2 (2026): Dibon Journal of Languages

This issue maps the pathways of human expression and pedagogical adaptation by bridging traditional structural linguistics with applied technological practices. The compiled research investigates how contemporary inquiry simultaneously interrogates native-speaker paradigms, preserves classical phonetic structures, and uncovers hidden typological regularities. Contributions evaluate digital telecollaboration for intercultural competence, rhetorical devices in popular music, classical phonological substitution, morphosyntax in grammatically genderless dialects, and the professional identity constraints of non-native educators.

Published: 2026-06-30

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Articles

  • Telecollaboration for Intercultural Competence in Language Learning: A Systematic Literature Review

    Lidiia Shepelytska, Lorena Andrade Benavides
    486-502
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.64169/djl.253

  • Himig at Hugot: A Textual Analysis of Rhetorical Devices in Selected OPM Songs

    Cynic Tenedero, Quirsten Dela Rea, Gene Louie Canlas, Ryndel Engbino, Cassandra Fernandez, John Rean-dexter Mellores, Rhensey Yuri Quinto, Mari Fatima Todoc, Marie Jo Tess Ragos
    503-513
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.64169/djl.244

  • Phonetic Substitution in Anomalous Quranic Recitations in Ibn Jinni’s Al-Muhtasib: An Analytical Phonetic Study

    Nanci Maqableh
    514-524
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.64169/djl.245

  • A Morphosyntactic Analysis of Grammatical Gender in Balochi: A Case Study of the Makrani Dialect

    Imrana Rasheed, Ayesha Majeed
    525-535
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.64169/djl.237

  • Teaching Spanish Beyond Native Contexts: Professional and Linguistic Challenges of Non-Native Teachers in India and Slovakia

    Vivek Chaturvedi
    536-551
    DOI: https://doi.org/10.64169/djl.243
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