I figure I can do one thread to pool all resources online similar to the thread for Taigi.
All
A dictionary for all Aboriginal languages, this one is brand new
This is a superbly designed dictionary
m-dictionary.apc.gov.tw/Index.htm
Pangcah (Amis)
A blog for learning Pangcah (Amis) grammar
pangcahweb.blogspot.tw/2014/04/o … ngcah.html
Tao (Yami)
Yami language learning center (in English)
yamiproject.cs.pu.edu.tw/elearn/reference.php
In the website provided by Tando, there are a whole bunch of audio story books/e-books that are pretty great.
On the rare chance that you want to learn the almost extinct Kaxabu language, this website references a 2184 sentence audio dictionary by Phuánn Kim-gio̍k, and allows searching, audio playback, including Taigi labels.
Local FB feed showing that NTNU Extension, School of Continuing Education has classes to learn aborigine languages.
It lists 10 of them that students can sign up for.
Contact:
松先生: 02 7749 5831
田小姐: 02 7749 5879
Further details: This center’s course is funded by Indigenous Peoples Council. Only NT$1000 per course.