No valía le pena
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what does no valía la pena mean?
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updated Feb 9, 2010
posted by ghjkf
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best answer ever but vote me: it was not worth the trouble
updated Feb 9, 2010
posted by hansitobonito
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Hola. Well, "no vale la pena" means something like, "it's not worth the trouble" So, I'm thinking valía is used here in the conditional. My guess is that it means "It wouldn't be worth the trouble." 
updated Feb 9, 2010
posted by Jennivee
It wasn't worth the trouble. valía is imperfect past - 0074b507, Feb 9, 2010
gracias. Estoy demasiada perezosa esta noche! - Jennivee, Feb 9, 2010
