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How do you say "anyway" in this context? I see different translations of "anyway" in the dictionary here, but I'm not sure which to use...

"Hazlo ____________________."

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updated May 9, 2010
posted by Luciente

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Definitivamente, las dos traducciones más literales serían:

'Hazlo de todos modos'

o aún más coloquial

'Hazlo igualmente'

Without any doubt!

Cheers!! wink

updated May 9, 2010
posted by Haroky
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a todos modos carries the nuance of "no matter what" if that is what you wish to say.

updated May 9, 2010
posted by 0074b507
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de cualquier modo

updated May 9, 2010
posted by cyrilbrannigan
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Assuming that where there's an "anyway" there has to have been a counter argument, you may well wish to say

"A pesar de eso (the counter argument) tienes que hacerlo."

updated May 9, 2010
posted by geofc
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De Todos Modos / De Todas Maneras / Cualquier Camino . The first two are to mean , "however " , the last one is a literal translation like " Take any route u want " Toca Cualquier Camino que quieres

In that context - De Todos modos , HACERLO !

updated May 9, 2010
edited by SELWICH425
posted by SELWICH425
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The entire context of this is:

"If we arrive late, do it anyway."

"Si llegamos tarde, hazlo ........"

updated May 9, 2010
posted by Luciente