Capo noted that ‘the name Phla–Pherá is not used by speakers of the various lects which it comprises’ and that ‘in fact, the Phla–Pherá section is less unified than the others’ . However, according to Capo, their speakers ‘recognise a closer link between the lects listed here than between any of those listed in other ’. He marked the Alada variety as an exception, as some people 'consider Alada and the Fon language "Gun" to be one and the same language'.