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価値のある
kachi no aru
valuable
このアートは価値のあるものです
This art is a valuable piece
formal
Having significant worth, importance, or merit
この本は歴史的価値のある資料です
This book is a valuable historical document
彼のアドバイスは価値のあるものだった
His advice was valuable
Often used to describe objects, information, or experiences that have lasting importance or benefit
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Pro Tip
Formal vs. Informal Usage
While '価値のある' is appropriate in both formal and informal contexts, the shorter form '価値がある' is more commonly used in casual conversation.
Gold Rule
Avoid Overuse
Be mindful not to overuse this phrase in contexts where it might sound overly formal or exaggerated.
Word Origin
Combination of 価値 (kachi, meaning 'value') and のある (no aru, meaning 'having')
Usage Notes
This phrase is commonly used in both formal and informal contexts to describe things that have significant worth or importance. It can refer to tangible objects, intangible concepts, or experiences.
Word Breakdown
価値
value
rootのある
having
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