Romblomanon is one of the languages spoken in Romblon island in the Mimaropa region. Located at the center of the Philippine Archipelago, the islands of Romblon are known for its group of three major islands composed of (1) Romblon island, (2) Sibuyan island, and (3) Carabao island surrounded by its 17 other small islands. The province lies within the Sibuyan Sea, between the provinces of Masbate from its east, Mindoro from its west and Panay from its south.

   According to SIL's ethnologue website, Romblomanon language has a number of dialects namely Sibuyanon, Romblon and Bisaya. Along with the dialects, the people are also said to be around 70% mutually intelligible with the Inakeanon (also called Aklanon) from Aklan and 94% with Hiligaynon from Iloilo. The people are also known to speak Filipino and Bantoanon which they use as their second language.

       There are around 101,231  people (equivalent to 44.47%) who speak Romblomanon in Romblon Province. On the other hand there are 27, 895 people (equivalent to 93.31%) people speaking Romblomanon in Romblomanon. It is evident in the data that the people of Romblon province are both Bilingual and Multilingual.

        In recent data, the younger generation speak Tagalog since it is the language used and taught in schools, Romblomanon and a little bit of English. On the contrary, the older generation in the province who are said to have never been to school speak only their native language, Romblomanon.

As mentioned above, there are a number of neighboring dialects which are the different languages spoken in neighboring provinces where a few of them are (1) Waray (0.37%), (2)Ibanag (0.30%), (3) and Bicol (0.16%).