Anyways or Anyway?

Which one?


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It depends on if I feel comfortable around who I'm talking with. I say anyway if I'm with someone older, like a teacher, or a figure of authority, like a policeman (bad examples). I just use anyways when around my friends. ^_^
 
I prefer 'anyway', though I rarely ever use it.



...anyway, I'm off to the cabaret.
 
I never really liked "anyway" that much, just because i don't like it(for some strange reason).
it sounds too much like you have respect for no one.
but, between the two in a normal sentence to change the subject, i'd rather use another word so i can't make people who disagree with my angry.
 
I used to use anyways a lot, but now I've began to use anyway. It sounds more proper I guess =P
 
I definitly use anyways- all the time Ive never used anyway
 
I use both but mainly anyways. But it doesn't really matter since the use of either means the same exact thing.
 
In writing, I just use anyway. Anyways doesn't seem right to me. In speech, it could be either or. I think I use anyway more than anyways, though. I think.
 
I probably use both, I don't really take notice of it. I use "anyways" more often when speaking, since it feels more like slang.
 
I use anyway frequently. Anyways bothers me due to its improper sound and difficulty to speak outloud (for me).
 
I use an assortment. If I'm feeling formal or I'm not comfortable around someone I use 'Anyway'
if I'm among friends or if I'm extreeeeeeemly Hyper then I use 'Anypoo' or 'Anyhoo' or 'Anyways' or some fun unique twist on the word
 
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