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How do you say better late than never in polish?

The closest translation of "better late than never" in Polish is:

Lepiej późno niż wcale

This literally translates to "better late than not at all."

You can also use:

Lepiej późno niż wcale (more formal and less common)

Lepiej późno, niż nigdy (more poetic and less common)

All three phrases convey the same meaning of it being better to do something, even if it's delayed, than not do it at all.

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