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good for nothing = lazy good for you = lucky you
- good for nothing = lazy good for you = lucky you
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Like most expressions, a lot will depend on context
"Good for nothing" can mean useless
"Good for you!" can be an idiomatic way to say "Congratulations!" if said with enthusiasm. If said with sarcasm, it can also have a negative meaning, like "I don't care."
"It's good for you" means it's benefical for you in some way.
"Good for nothing" can mean useless
"Good for you!" can be an idiomatic way to say "Congratulations!" if said with enthusiasm. If said with sarcasm, it can also have a negative meaning, like "I don't care."
"It's good for you" means it's benefical for you in some way.
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I thought that good for nothing meant 'useless', or 'able to do nothing' when referred to a person 
Edit: oh Barb, you
Edit: oh Barb, you
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FrancescaI thought that good for nothing meant 'useless', or 'able to do nothing' when referred to a person
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that happens here in Italy as well 
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