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Anywho es una palabra?

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Anywho es una palabra?

Also, is it the same to say anyways and anywise?

Gracias

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updated Jul 19, 2013
posted by gartic

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It is slang. It is a cross between anyway and whatever. I have never heard of anywise. It is also like the new ridiculous word whatev, which is short for whatever. I say whatever to all of it.

updated Jul 19, 2013
posted by 0083f5dc
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Not really. It's slang and a 'fun' way of saying, Well, anyway.....

I have never said nor heard "anywise".

En realidad, no. Es una palabra jergal y una manera divertida para decir "Well, anyway...."

Nunca he oído ni he dicho "anywise".

updated Jul 19, 2013
edited by katydew
posted by katydew
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Agree with all the good answers above, but will add a comment.

Regional accents, especially, but not limited to, the south, can change our vowel sounds quite a bit. There is a good chance that when you thought you heard "anywise" that you were just hearing another accent of the slang word "anyways"

updated Jul 19, 2013
posted by rogspax
I never thought of that. That is true. I forgot about the southern drawl. - 0083f5dc, Jul 19, 2013
Oh yeah??? :) - rac1, Jul 19, 2013
Rac, I lived six hours from you in Houston. My mom lives in AR; my brother in KY; my grandparents in FL. I've heard it all. - 0083f5dc, Jul 19, 2013
Yes, that's probably it. That can add 3 syllables to a one syllable word. ha. - katydew, Jul 19, 2013
Yes, in some regions, there are no true vowels, only dipthongs, (but still written as if they were simple vowels) - rogspax, Jul 19, 2013
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Hello gartic! "Anywho" is a slang term used only in spoken English (or informal written) which means "anyway." Interestingly enough, I think "anyways" is an informal version of "anyway" just like "anywho." I have never heard "anywise" before, though some English-speaking regions may use it. I hope this helps!

updated Jul 19, 2013
posted by LaPiedraAlegre
I still hate 'whatev' the worst:))). - 0083f5dc, Jul 18, 2013
I hear anyways a lot, too. ' Anyways' reminds me of the bad grammar in Hazcheeseburger cat images:) - 0083f5dc, Jul 19, 2013
I didn't know it was anyway without the s because I always read it with the s lol! Thanks you all :) - gartic, Jul 19, 2013
Unfortunately I have that "anyways" stuck on my forehead, and I know it shouldn't be used.... :/ - chileno, Jul 19, 2013
"Anyways' is Bad Grammar! - rac1, Jul 19, 2013
Whatever:)))) - 0083f5dc, Jul 19, 2013
:-D - chileno, Jul 19, 2013
Better still, "whatevs" - rogspax, Jul 19, 2013
Touché, Rogspax:). - 0083f5dc, Jul 19, 2013
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Anyway is what you find searching but it is not completely correct, a synonym of anyway is anyhow. Anywho actually originates as a pun on anyhow aka anyhoo.

Now you know the rest of the story.

updated Jul 19, 2013
posted by 00551866
There you go. Anyhow. - katydew, Jul 19, 2013