только без "to" в данном случае 😉, можно: it's worth thanking you. it's worth giving thanks to you. - как вариант тоже

Можно и неопределенную форму с частицей to. is worth to read.

Cool! Thank you! ;)

нет там ничего 🤷

@@andreikravchenko312 есть и в некоторых случаях нужно говорить worth of

Можно что-нибудь вроде: Yeah, I've seen the movie, it's a complete sh.., I wouldn't bother. "I wouldn't bother" будет означать что-то вроде "It's not worth it". Можно также, например, что-нибудь вроде: Don't waste your time. It's pretty crap. That was one hour and a half I will never get back! ... Прикольные же тоже выражения?😄

@@JE_English У вас молдавский акцент, вы из Молдавии? Никогда не думал, что молдаванка может так хорошо знать английский язык

I know what you mean. "Worthlessness" would be diametrically opposed or the what I'd call the direct antonym, however using it as a replacement in a sentence for "worth" would sound strange in most cases. The sentence: "The gold has worth" would most often be negated as: "The gold is worthless". Saying: "The gold has worthlessness" is very strange to an English speaker. I'd just recommend restructuring the sentence. Mfs still gonna know what you're saying though and they'll be able to tell English isn't your first language, so literally no one will care. Or just say: "It's shit" and that gets you by in most cases. That's most socially friendly, although probably not professionally.