No. 5,936 in Spanish
valer
"Valer" means "to be worth" or "to have value."
In a sentence
El esfuerzo siempre vale la pena.
The effort is always worth it.
Here, 'valer' is used to convey usefulness or worth, showing value.
Esa joya vale mucho dinero.
That jewel is worth a lot of money.
In this context, 'valer' is expressing the monetary value or worth of an object.
Para mí, tus opiniones no valen nada.
To me, your opinions are not worth anything.
Here, 'valer' is used figuratively to indicate subjective value or importance.
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