[1] The Sinckan Manuscripts are one of the earliest written materials of several Formosan languages, including Siraya.
After 1947, with the need for translation of Bible, Latin scripts for Bunun, Paiwan, Taroko, Atayal, and Amis were created.
In 2005, standardized writing systems for the languages of Taiwan's 16 recognized indigenous peoples were established by the government.
[1] The table shows how the letters and symbols are used to denote sounds in the 16 officially recognized Formosan languages.
The table below is a summary of the proposals and decisions (made by the indigenous peoples and linguists).