any how/no matter how

[navi tasan]

Which is correct:

1-I will do it any how.
2-I will do it no matter how.

meaning: I will do it in whatever manner I can.

[minnieuk]

Neither of those sound right. I would prefer 'I will do it somehow'

[Tdol]

1 I will do it any way I choose- suggests carelessness and lack of attention.
2 I will do whatever it takes to do it.

[riquecohen]

Which is correct:

1-I will do it any howanyhow.
2-I will do it no matter how.

meaning: I will do it in whatever manner I can.

You are correct, but #1 is usually iinterpreted to mean in any case or nevertheless.

[BobK]

One word, and it's not concerned with how the thing's done. 'I don't want to do it, but I will do it anyhow.'

If you want to say something about how you will do it, you can informally (in Br Eng, at least) use three words: "Nobody will see that part, so you can do it any-old-how'.

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