worth it in Japanese
worth it in Japanese is 価値がある — worth it means good enough to justify the money, time, effort or trouble it costs.
worth it in Japanese
価値がある
Worth doing; worth the time, effort, etc.
What does "worth it" mean?
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adjective phrase Good enough to justify the money, time, effort or trouble it costs.
"The queue was two hours long but the view was worth it."
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worth it in a sentence
- The queue was two hours long but the view was worth it.
- At that price the extended warranty just isn't worth it.
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What is "worth it" in Japanese?
"worth it" in Japanese is 価値がある. worth it means: Good enough to justify the money, time, effort or trouble it costs.
How do you use "worth it" in a sentence?
Example: "The queue was two hours long but the view was worth it." In Japanese, "worth it" is 価値がある.
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