Der Juan Sánchez
@juaninlanguage.bsky.social
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After a hiatus in the field of linguistics, going back to academia as an amateur and admirer of words. Interested in sociolinguistics, queer studies & migration. Colombian in Hamburg currently researching integration of Latin nurses in Northern Germany.
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juaninlanguage.bsky.social
That moment when your theoretical framework gets a bit extended and for a second you forget what your topic is under so much abstraction 🫠
juaninlanguage.bsky.social
🤓 Meine Uni
uni-hamburg.de
7 Plätze nach oben! 📈 Beim THE World University Ranking 2026 ist die Universität Hamburg im Vergleich zum Vorjahr weiter gestiegen. Sie belegt nun Platz 125 von insgesamt 2.191 teilnehmende Universitäten weltweit. In Deutschland liegt die UHH auf Rang 11.
THE Ranking: Universität Hamburg steigt weiter auf
www.uni-hamburg.de
juaninlanguage.bsky.social
I just found a comment from my professor about one of my articles coming from a predatory website.

It’s not like I had used that same article to form one of my core concepts in my theoretical framework 🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠
juaninlanguage.bsky.social
Great news coming from South America!

It’s still kind of sad that we have to commemorate people who stand for democracy and we still cannot take it for granted.

We have a long way before us 💪
juaninlanguage.bsky.social
I also purchased a subscription to @babelzine.bsky.social this week to change a bit of format. Let me know if you have an issue or article you recomend :)
juaninlanguage.bsky.social
Today, it was time to reflect on intercultural care; sometimes, we are so engaged with the idea of mediating with the culture of the patient, while the caregiver seems overshadowed. It is not a matter of which is more important, but one to understand why some (caring) actions are taken for curing.
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languageonthemove.bsky.social
If you are in Sydney on Dec 8, join us for a 1-day research symposium to explore new technologies in intercultural communication: how do migrants and international students use AI to manage life in a new country? how do language learners use social media?
www.languageonthemove.com/event-new-te...
Event: New Technologies in Intercultural Communication
You are invited to join us on Monday, December 08, at Macquarie University for a workshop to explore New Technologies in Intercultural Communication. Description: Digital technologies are in the pr…
www.languageonthemove.com
juaninlanguage.bsky.social
Lovely gifts for friends supporting my entry in the upcoming PhD student life.
juaninlanguage.bsky.social
In case someone is feeling generous and wants to make a linguistics student happy. Here’s how:
michaelerard.bsky.social
That’s more like it
Screenshot of the cover of my book on an Amazon site, showing it is #1 in new linguistics releases
juaninlanguage.bsky.social
At your service, for your memories.
juaninlanguage.bsky.social
As a non-programmer, this gave me hope to think about the possibility of approaching this field from my curious perspective on language development and how I might have a stronger base than I thought.
juaninlanguage.bsky.social
Just learned about the Polish cemetery in Tehran: ~2,000 graves of WWII refugees. Families divided not only by displacement, but even in death — women who married Iranian men were buried separately due to religion.
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brianbilston.bsky.social
Happy National Poetry Day to all those who celebrate.

This year’s theme is ‘play’ so here’s a poem which plays with some letters. It’s called ‘The Problem of Writing Poems in the Shape of Deciduous Trees’.
The Problem of Writing Poems 
in the Shape of Deciduous Trees

[The poem has been written in the shape of a deciduous tree with letters (or ‘leaves’) missing from the text]:
 
a comm n
pr ble  whe  writin
p ems in the shape of decid o s 
trees is t at once t ere ar ives the fir t
sti rings of  he new aut mn breeze,  he 
 oems will begi  to shake  hemselves
 ge tly  ntil their letters loos n
d 
like leaves, an   
they 
start                                    
to 
float 
down
then

[The missing letters from the tree have landed on the last line to form the phrase]

turntomushuponthegroun

[The final ‘d’ is floating down to complete the phrase.]
juaninlanguage.bsky.social
Yuval-Davis was right about that weary feeling towards "belonging" when we stop taking it for granted. Especially as an immigrant in today's political weather.
juaninlanguage.bsky.social
Wishing to go back to those days in May.
juaninlanguage.bsky.social
We need more of this 💪
geraldroche.bsky.social
My article exploring the connections between language revitalization backlash and genocide is now out. Complimentary copies are available using the link below, or feel free to message me for a copy if the link doesn't work for you.

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Black text on a white background, showing the title and abstract of an academic article. The title is ‘Conquered Primitives Have No Written Language’: Language Revitalization, Reactionary Settler Colonialism, and Perpetual Genocide. For the abstract, please visit https://doi.org/10.3138/GSI-2024-0011.
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ryanmarino.bsky.social
ER doc here! This is a lie. Wait times are up because the American healthcare system is an unsustainable business model and a for-profit national healthcare system just doesn’t work. These problems will continue to get worse until we change that system. It literally has nothing to do with immigrants
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Vance: "If you're an American citizen & you've been to the hospital in the last few years, you've probably noticed wait times are especially large & very often somebody who's there in the ER is an illegal alien. Why do those people get healthcare benefits at hospitals paid for by American citizens?"
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schwadevivre.bsky.social
What can we, as language scientists, be doing right now to combat the hateful (and incorrect) language ideology that the US government is pushing?

Especially as a sociolinguist, I feel a duty/calling to spread the word and combat linguistic prejudice, but I'm not sure practically how to do so 🗣💬
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freieuniversitaet.bsky.social
🎉Das #Wintersemester 2025/26 an der #FUBerlin hat offiziell begonnen!
Für tausende Erstis ist es der Start in einen neuen Lebensabschnitt. Bei der zentralen Einführungsveranstaltung im HFB waren heute alle Plätze gefüllt.
Wer jetzt einen Schreck bekommen hat: Die Vorlesungszeit beginnt am 13.10. 🤭
Foto: Studierende im Henry-Ford-Bau der Freien Universität Berlin Foto: Studierende im Audimax des Henry-Ford-Baus der FU Berlin
juaninlanguage.bsky.social
Beautiful Hamburg. My home.

With a population of 1.862.565 people, 390.000 are immigrants, with the biggest groups being Türkiye and Ukraine.
juaninlanguage.bsky.social
Congrats! It was surely a great deal of work! 💪
juaninlanguage.bsky.social
My pleasure!

It’s now on my list for readings to do after I’m done with my MA Thesis 👌 📖. Coming from the queer studies, I find fascinating how some terms go through amelioration and pejoration… and this word, a big part of pop culture, is so nuanced and rich.

Excited about it! 🤓
juaninlanguage.bsky.social
So I found myself lost in this audiobook just in the moment I am starting the writing process of my thesis and conceiving the idea of… writing?

Depicting the life of a woman diving into success in the editorial world through some unconventional methods.

It’s a good break from academic reading 💛
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phkraemer.bsky.social
Since today is the #EuropeanDayOfLanguages, let's not forget that you are not required to keep your languages separate, pure, intact or in any way feel inadequate about your way of using your own language/s.
And don't let anyone take away your co-ownership of the languages you have.