Pronunciation: Is this a British accent?

I'm English and have always lived in England.

Although the pronunciation is good, it sounds slightly more European than it should. At some points it sounds somewhat Scandinavian and other points more Eastern-European. They are definitely not native speakers.

It doesn't sound American for reasons mentioned above.

Not native, GB or US. I would guess the blonde guy was Dutch and had a US, English teacher.

The dark haired guy was more obscure, French? German? European of some sort, can't justify either.

HAHAHAHAHA nooooooooooooooooooooooo it isn't.

I grew up in England. Trust me, that is not a British accent. It might be a bad imitation of one. It isn't 'Merican either. I also know this because for the other half of my life I've used American English and am currently in college in Ohio.

They are not native English speakers. I suspect they are European. Their speech, however, seems somewhat disjointed (perhaps they recorded it in intervals). It's not quality English, that's for sure.

A complete guess here: Northern European – possibly Dutch or German speakers.

<edit> I'm an Aussie – doesn't sound like it's from anywhere around here ... unless it was voiced down at the local deli or in at the Löwenbräu Keller. :)

It's dreadful, and not appropriate for people trying to learn English. To me it sounds vaguely Australian or maybe Martian.

See if you can learn RP British English or midwestern US English. (Don't try to learn both at once!)

Check out the source below.

That's an ad they play all the time here in Australia, I'm guessing it is an Australian accent.

i dnt think so they are native american or british speakers, they sounded more latin to me, the way they said ' talking' and 'what' was quite non native

not native ( i can't justify)