Hey guys, does it sound natural to say the sentence below in spoken English?

You know what, you should apply for the scholarship. Better try than never right?

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Hey guys, does it sound natural to say the sentence below in spoken English?

You know what, you should apply for the scholarship. Better try than never right?

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Woops!! I meant "only if you are in an informal situation."

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You are pretty close to a common American phrase, but not quite there. Keep up the good work though!!
 Instead of saying, "Better try than never, right?" I would say, "It's at least worth a try." The first sentence would work depending on the context, but unless you are in an informal situation. If not, I would say, "I think you should apply for the scholarship. It's at least worth a try!"

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I would change it to “It’s worth a try”.

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