Methods to stimulate myna to speak:

1. Train from an early age. The owner needs to start training the baby bird from the time it is young. The time it takes for the baby bird to come out of the cage should not be too long, about fifteen minutes. Put some food that the bird likes to eat around the cage, so that the training effect is better at the beginning.

2. Training in and out of the cage. In order to increase the role of the baby bird's conditioned reflex, don't forget to put some good things that the baby bird likes to eat in the cage to reward the baby bird after it is successfully released from the cage.

3. Choose good varieties. According to experience, the best starlings should be those with topaz-colored beaks, orange-yellow feet, and smooth and shiny feathers all over the body.

4. Twist your tongue. You need to twist your myna's tongue so that you can teach your myna human language. The meaning of tongue twisting is to use scissors to trim the bird's tongue into a round shape. It is best for two people to cooperate with each other. One person gently grabs the myna, and the other starts to twist the tongue.

5. Quiet environment. If it is difficult for the myna to concentrate on listening to sounds in a relatively cluttered environment, it will be more difficult for the owner to teach the myna, and it will not be able to learn well, so it is best to choose a quiet place.