Linking from other language websites passes juice or not?
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If i get links from websites with different language than english - has the same sort of field (business type) ... will that pass juice or not?
Is it worth linking or not?
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Yes, it will pass juice.
And if you are looking for traffic in other languages, this is a smart thing to do
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In a previous post Ryan shows a site http://www.seomoz.org/q/herbal-viagra-page-same-da-pa-as-uc-berkeley that has a very high rank and most of their links are in China in Mandarin. So yes, foreign sites do pass link juice and even better if they are relavent to your field.
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It it's related to your filed, you will definitely get benefit from links
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