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[Study with Daily Busan] Better safe than sorry
"Better safe than sorry"
What does "Better safe than sorry" mean?
It means it’s better to be careful than to make a mistake.
In Korean, "조심해서 나쁠거 없지".
Here's a refined example sentence:
"Take your umbrella. Better safe than sorry!"
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