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That’s not quite right (having lived in Yorkshire…or rather Yok-shuh for a long time). Tattoo would be Tattoooo, Karate would be Karatee (with short a sounds). Rather than saying “In the bath” they’d say, “Int’ bath’.

Ta-oo is known as a ‘glottal stop’ and beloved of Londoners

I heard a Yok-shun farmer, who’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, “Wull , ‘e’s booked int’ fut deh” meaning ‘He’s booked in for the day’.
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.
 
Not even close actually.... and i have known folks with stronger boston accents than his.... it gets stronger on the Northshore......also there are multiple accents in New York, especially in NYC and they can siound very different.
It’s very understandable to my ears. Some of those slurry southern accents are unintelligible to me.
 

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