Difference between revisions of "Expressing "to be worth" doing with "zhide""
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Revision as of 06:50, 9 October 2012
值得 (zhíde) means "to be worth" doing something, and is often placed before a verb or a verb phrase. Note that it is used to describe whether an action is worth it and cannot be used to state that something is worth a certain monetary value. For that 值 must be used on its own.
Structure
值得+ Verb/[Verb phrase]
Examples
- 雷锋 助人为乐 的 精神 值得 我们 学习。
- 巴金 的 散文 很 值得 一看。
- 这 件 小事 不 值得 你 担心。
值得 can also be used as an adjective - on its own, or following a verb phrase.
Structure 2
([Verb phrase]）+ 值得
Examples
- 值得吗？ 值得。
- 上大学(很)值得。
- 学汉语是值得的。
When saying something is not worth doing one can say something is either 不值得 or 值不得.
