No. 9,008 in Spanish

vales

"Vales" means "vouchers" or "you are worth" depending on context.

In a sentence

Tú vales mucho para mí.
You are worth a lot to me.
In this sentence, 'vales' is the second-person singular present indicative form of the verb 'valer', meaning 'to be worth'.
Pásame los vales para el almuerzo.
Hand me the vouchers for lunch.
Here, 'vales' is a plural noun meaning 'vouchers' or 'tickets'.
Si vales tanto, demuéstralo.
If you are worth so much, prove it.
Again, 'vales' is used as the verb 'valer', emphasizing on someone's worth or value.

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