Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Worth"

A: it's like saying that nobody is enough for something, it depends of the context though ...for example, if it's about love "no one's worth it" means like there is not a person that is enough to be loved by you..if that makes sense (?)

A: People say this in the beginning of sentences when they're offering information that they're not sure will be helpful or relevant to the listener. E.g. "I don't know where to find hats but for what it's worth, there are plenty of shops down that alley."

A: Es "Valor" or "Mérito."

A: How much a thing means ("This object is WORTH £3")

A: Worth is the value of something. i.e. That watch is worth a lot of money. or He is worth his weight in gold. The concert was not worth all the effort.

A: It's not worth it.
How much do you think this is worth?
My bicycle is worth more than your car.
How much money is love worth?
The film takes a while to get going, but it's worth the wait.
Some people are worth melting for.

A: Hold on girl, he doesn't worth the price
You have to think about whether it'll be worth it.

A: "Is this worth anything?"
"How much is your house worth?"
"I guess it depends on how much you think working from home is worth."

A: @Shinyj: it has the worth of nothing.
this watch has the worth of 200€.

this ring is of a big worth for me.
it's a thing of a quite small worth.

A: Sort of. You usually use it for expressing your opinion; however it's very humble. When you use the phrase, you're acknowledging that your feelings might not matter to the listener.

A: Worth means the same as "value". It can describe how good, bad, important, desirable, useful, or valuable something is.

Example: I found a gold coin, it must be worth a lot of money!

Worthy usually describes something as "deserving attention, effort, or respect"

Example: i think he’s worthy to pitch the next inning.

A: You’re worth it, so you deserve it 😜

A: When something is worthy, that means it is either good enough or not good enough. What something is worth it that means you are willing to do something for it.

A: "Buying this PS4 was totally worth the cost!"

"The experience of climbing Mt. Fuji was amazing, and seeing that sunrise at the top made the whole thing worthwhile!"

A: I feel like worth it is more casual and worthwhile is more formal.

Worthwhile is also an adjective that can describe nouns. For example, you can say, "That is a worthwhile option," but you can't say, "That is a worth it option".

When something is "worth it", the word "it" implies "the cost of doing this". If something is worth $10 but it's priced at $20, then it's not worth buying; in other words, it's not worth it. If something is worth $10 and it is priced at $10, then it is worth it.

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A: The big silver coin is a "quarter" and worth 25 cents. The smaller silver is a "nickel" and 5 cents. The copper coin is a penny which is 1 cent.

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A: An article worth reading. "This article is worth reading, my friend wrote it."

A: You can say, "If you have a problem with someone, it's better to confront the person and say the things you don't like or find annoying about him."

A: or you could say "you're always worth it." or "to me, you're always worth it."

A: sorry for my voice
Worth it = were(th) it
th= the sound is made when your tongue is under your top teeth.
and in "it" don't make a chh sound in the end of it

A: --> "I will give you $5 worth of piggyback rides in advance." or,
--> "I will give you a piggyback ride worth $5, in advance. "

A: 2 sounds the most natural, but 1 would sound natural as well if you said "worth less". (Note the space)