Paiwan can be divided into two main dialects: the Northern Dialect and the Southern Dialect. The Southern Dialect includes the Raxekerek-Type, the Tjalja’avus-Type and the Kuljaljau- Sinvaudjan-Type subbranches. The Raxekerek-Type dialect is phonologically distinct and innovative, with several internal variations. This paper will discuss 6 phonological variations in Raxekerek-Type dialects, including that of velar fricative, uvular fricative, alveolar affricate, alveolar fricative, lateral and voiced alveolar stop. Based on its phonological features, it is proposed a new set of corresponding Roman transliteration, suggesting to change the original dr, r, I, lj to r, h/中, x/o, 1 in the Raxekerek-Type dialects for better matching to its phonology.