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值得 (zhídé) - Worth, deserving

值得 (zhídé) - Worth, deserving

Short explanation:

This is used to express that something is worth doing or deserves time, effort, or attention.

Formation:

Subject + 值得 + Verb/Adjective + Rest of the sentence

Examples:

学习中文不容易，但是我觉得值得。
Xuéxí Zhōngwén bù róngyì, dànshì wǒ juédé zhídé.
Learning Chinese is not easy, but I think it's worth it.
这个电影非常有趣，值得一看。
Zhège diànyǐng fēicháng yǒuqù, zhídé yī kàn.
This movie is very interesting, it's worth watching.
你的好友值得你去信任。
Nǐ de hǎoyǒu zhídé nǐ qù xìnrèn.
Your good friends are worth your trust.
这个项目特别困难，但我觉得值得尝试。
Zhège xiàngmù tèbié kùnnán, dàn wǒ juédé zhídé chángshì.
This project is particularly difficult, but I think it's worth a try.

Long explanation:

In Mandarin Chinese, '值得 (zhídé)' is used to indicate the worthiness or merit of an action, task, object, or event. It can refer to the worthiness of your time, efforts, or resources. Its placement in a sentence often precedes the action that is deemed 'worthwhile' or 'deserving', also initiating a new clause.
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