😌 Worth it?

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We get asked this question all the time…

What’s the difference between “worth” and “worthy”?

Let’s start with worth.

If something vale la pena, then “it’s worth it".

You can also use it with a noun or gerund:

Simple, right?

Worthy on the other hand means, “deserving of” or “capable of”.

You might hear something like, “he was a worthy leader”, or “it was a worthy cause”. Meaning that they had the character or value required.

But most of the time it will be used at the end of an adjective:

I hope that this was worth reading!

If it’s in the news then its “newsworthy”

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This week’s 3 tips:

When thinking “esta noche”, don’t say “this night”. Occasionally we may say “this night” and “that night” when speaking about plans or memories.

Do you remember that night we got lost?

(Looking at the calendar) So on this night we will go out for dinner and that night we have the concert

“Esta noche” is tonight, so be careful.

Where do you want to eat tonight?

A payment made to people when they leave their jobs, usually at the end of their careers. It is given as reward for long service in their job.

Did you hear? John is leaving the company with a golden handshake

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