/Sounds like 'MAHS VAH-leh TAHR-deh keh NOON-kah'/
Better late than never: doing something outside of the expected timeframe is still better than not doing it at all. It is the universal justification for the person who shows up last, finishes last, or starts long after everyone else.
"He arrived at the party late, but it's better late than never."
"She started studying at 40, and it's better late than never."
/Sounds like 'MAHS VAH-leh TAHR-deh keh NOON-kah'/
Better late than never: doing something outside of the expected timeframe is still better than not doing it at all. It is the universal justification for the person who shows up last, finishes last, or starts long after everyone else.
"He arrived at the party late, but it's better late than never."
"She started studying at 40, and it's better late than never."