Probus magazine is an important academic platform in the field of romantic linguistics, focusing on diachronic and synchronic research, providing a space for scholars to discuss and share research findings. The journal places special emphasis on the study of subfields such as phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, pragmatics, and language acquisition, which are fundamental to understanding the structure and function of language.

Authors are encouraged to combine solid empirical data with modern theoretical approaches to propose problem-oriented contributions. This approach, which combines empirical research with theoretical analysis, helps to advance the development of romantic linguistics, providing readers with in-depth insights and understanding. In this way, the aim is to promote a comprehensive understanding of linguistic phenomena, including the evolution, structure and use of language. Applied disciplinary research in any of the above subareas is welcome, especially those that advance an understanding of the overall architecture of grammar or help to elucidate the concepts and principles that play a role in the structure of language.