Brono-Fathanic is a language spoken on Calémere, mainly in the independent countries of Brono and Fathan in central-northeastern Isungatsuaq. While a single language, it is usually considered two languages: Bronic (natively fehoavana Barônata) and Fathanic (natively fiuavan Fathaŋeuth), as each country uses their own dialect as standard. The name Brono-Fathanic is mostly used in foreign literature, particularly Chlegdarim (Br.: fehoavana Barôna-Fatangeata; Fath.: fiuavan Barən-Fathaŋeuth; Laceyiam: Hroṃhvaþani hėnna). The two standardized dialects mostly differ in phonology and vocabulary, as grammar and syntax are mostly the same.