Valer - To Be Worth, To Cost - Spanish Verbs

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Valer - To Be Worth - Spanish Verb

Valer - to be worth - is irregular in the first person singular.

Valer usually means to be worth, but also has a number of other possible meanings:

No vale ser famoso.		Being famous won't help/protect you.
Estos libros valen cien dólares.		These books are worth $100.
No valgo para este trabajo.		I'm no good for/at this job.
La cuenta vale 15 Euros.		The (restaurant) bill equals 15 Euros.
¿Cuánto vale la mesa?		How much does the table cost?

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