mou5 sou3 wai4冇數為冇数为
Jyutpingmou5 sou3 wai4
Yalemóuh sou wàih
Definition
Not worth it; bad value; not economical.
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How it's used
Focuses on the lack of cost effectiveness or the absence of a fair return on investment. It is frequently applied to situations where the effort or money spent outweighs the actual benefit gained. Unlike the more formal or abstract ways of discussing value, this phrase feels very grounded in personal judgment and practical decision making.
Examples
This shirt is so expensive, it's really not worth it after buying.
Do you think doing it this way is actually worth it?
Related words
Common phrases
really not worth it
feel it is not worth it
Common mistake
Avoid using this in professional or formal business reports, as it is strictly colloquial. It is also specific to value and worth, so do not use it to describe something that is simply cheap or expensive in a vacuum.
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