Examples of using "Arvoista" in a sentence and their english translations:
That'll be something to see.
- It is not worth the trouble.
- It's not worth the trouble.
- It isn't worth the trouble.
- It's worth a try.
- It's worth trying it.
It's well worth the trouble.
Is it worth it?
That was worth the wait.
I wonder if my life is worth living.
- I wonder if I have any reason to live.
- I wonder if my life is worth living.
It is hardly worth discussing.
- It's not worth it.
- It isn't worth it.
- It's not worth waiting for.
- It isn't worth waiting for.
Perhaps it was worth it.
So, was it worth it?
It is worthwhile listening to his concert.
It's just not worth it.
I promise, it's worth the effort.
I hope this is worth it.
It's not even worth mentioning.
You know it's worth it.
- It's not worth the effort.
- It is not worth the trouble.
- It's not worth the trouble.
- It isn't worth the trouble.
- It is not worth the effort.
- It isn't worth the effort.
- It's not worth the effort.
- It is not worth the effort.
- It isn't worth the effort.
It's worth the wait.
I had to wait for a long time for Tom's answer, but it was worth it.
- "It was worth the two-hour wait." "Yeah! I'll cherish this signature for a lifetime."
- "It was worth the two-hour wait, huh." "Yeah! I'll cherish this autograph for the rest of my life."