Question

The common phrase says you're better late than what?

Answer 1

The common phrase says that you're "better late than never". This phrase is used to suggest that it is better to do something late than to not do it at all.

Answer 2

The common phrase says that you're better late than never. This means that it is better to arrive or complete something after the expected time than to not do it at all. It implies that taking action, even if delayed, is still valuable and worthwhile.