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yes, and there are many other ways to say "anyway" too... 아무튼 ---> 암튼, 하여튼.. ^^ but it's not "anyway" as in "i went there anyway" it's like "anyway...." when you are changing the subject.
edit: i just saw your second question. there are many meanings of 곱다 - can you tell me what context you saw it in?
I 'm starting to find learning korean is an uphill task. It's not just the grammer and vocabulary but it's also about how to say a sentence in formal/infomal/polite ways. And there is so many ways to express yourself. Even an ending can be expressed in an unique way to express a feeling.
i think your issue with the electronic dictionary is that usually you have to look up the "dictionary form" of the word in order to find it.. which means you can't search for any conjugated form at all.. so if you typed in "곱군요" you wouldn't find anything, but if you were able to recognize that 곱군요 comes from 곱다 you could look up 곱다 and find it no problem.
when i first started studying this was really really hard for me to do, but now i am able to do it without thinking. it gets easier, i promise ^^
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