Anyone speaks Latin?

I need a speaker.

coz google can do a few words.

but i need a good speaker to give a meaning of a paragraph. It's spirit. Go pas the world for word...
 
The difference being?

Some Latin programs concentrate on text and grammar, without any real concern for pronunciation. The Latin words end up pronounced as if they were English words.

Other programs teach Latin pronunciation in the classical style, as Cicero would have said it in his orations.
 
Latin spoken by modern speakers varies significantly.

When Og was young, some of his classical Latin teachers had been trained under the old 19th Century version of spoken Latin which made this doggerel intelligible:

Caesar adsum iam forte
Pompey aderat


Kaiser had some jam for tea
Pompey had a rat.


Twentieth and twentyfirst century spoken Latin has softer consonants.

Actual translation is supposed to mean "Caesar, I am here by chance; Pompey was here."
 
Vulgar or Classical ? Spoken Latin is a bit different to the classical written form.

To use your own words, it would be classical written form.

Some Latin programs concentrate on text and grammar, without any real concern for pronunciation. The Latin words end up pronounced as if they were English words.

Other programs teach Latin pronunciation in the classical style, as Cicero would have said it in his orations.

I only wish I paid attention in class when I was 7. :)

Ask these people who broadcast radio in classical Latin:

https://areena.yle.fi/1-1931339

Or if you don't speak Finnish:

http://www.latinitatis.com/latinitas/menu_gb.htm

Hey thanks not a bad idea.
 
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