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Thatā€™s not quite right (having lived in Yorkshireā€¦or rather Yok-shuh for a long time). Tattoo would be Tattoooo, Karate would be Karatee (with short a sounds). Rather than saying ā€œIn the bathā€ theyā€™d say, ā€œIntā€™ bathā€™.

Ta-oo is known as a ā€˜glottal stopā€™ and beloved of Londoners

I heard a Yok-shun farmer, whoā€™d brought his border collie into the vets speaking to the receptionist who asked what he was in for. He replied, in a very staccato fashion, ā€œWull , ā€˜eā€™s booked intā€™ fut dehā€ meaning ā€˜Heā€™s booked in for the dayā€™.
Well, this guy is born/raised yorkshire and that's how he pronounces it. Can't say anything on if that's normal or not, just how he does kt.
 
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