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What does vale means in spanish?

"Vale" in Spanish has several meanings, depending on the context:

1. "It's worth it" or "It's okay": This is the most common meaning. It's used to express agreement, acceptance, or that something is satisfactory.

* Example: "Sí, vale. Podemos ir al cine." (Yes, okay. We can go to the cinema.)

2. "It's worth" or "It's valuable": This meaning highlights the value of something.

* Example: "Esta pintura vale mucho dinero." (This painting is worth a lot of money.)

3. "Goodbye": This is a less common but still valid usage. It's a more informal and friendly way to say goodbye.

* Example: "Vale, nos vemos mañana." (Okay, see you tomorrow.)

4. "It's worth it" in the sense of an exchange or deal: This meaning implies that something is worth the price or effort.

* Example: "Te doy 10 euros por este libro, ¿vale?" (I'll give you 10 euros for this book, okay?)

It's important to consider the context to understand the specific meaning of "vale".

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