One survey from 1999 found that only 9% of the indigenous children could speak their native language, and most children preferred to use Mandarin, which is the official Taiwan language. Tsou is mostly used by community elders in ceremonies and certain gatherings.
A 1999 survey revealed that only 9% of indigenous children could speak their native language, with most preferring Mandarin, which is the official language of Taiwan. Tsou is primarily used by community elders in ceremonies and specific gatherings.