Spoken latin

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KDg70dIbDUw&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hs2XuLNEyyU&feature=related

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mi_6LIPEP7M&feature=related

The only one who sounds even remotely natural is the woman in the last one...

By the way, can you tell their native language from listening to that?

I thought the man in the first video sounded "natural".

I say these ppl are Spanish. They all sound unnatural to me btw.

I'm not sure about him but she sounds Italian. Clearly Italian.

Either Spanish or Italian

1. First guy : Italian/Romanian/Spanish speaker
2. Second guy: Germanic accent
3. The lady: Slavic accent

1. the 1st one sounds like a Modern Greek and not like Latin LOL
2. a German language speaker with a rhotic accent
3. She sounds Latin LOL

1. First speaker: either Castilian Spanish or posh Mexican-Spanish. So, it's a close native accent.

2. Second speaker: has a Germanic intonation, but could also be a
watered down American accent. And so, it's an okay accent.

3. Third speaker: she's inbetween an Italian, a Romanian or a Spanish accent. Thus.....a native accent.

What a fool Informer is! There's no such thing as a 'native accent' of Latin.

The second guy is definately American.

The way she pronounces the first words starting from 0:27 sounds non-Latin to me. Moreover, she doesn't pronounce the /a/ for the the letter "a" in:
0:29 "linguam latinam"
0:40 "opera"
0:48 "prima"

Any Italian/Spanish/Romanian would pronounce correctly /a/ in those words, but she doesn't. In some words her sound for "a" is close to /ə/ .

I think this is good evidence that you can't recognise someone's language when they're speaking some other language you don't understand (referring to that other thread in the English section).

Err.. just look at their names people...
And they CLEARLY have an accent, hehe.