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People who are old.
- People who are old.
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If you are looking for a nice way to refer to old people, here are some nicer terms:
senior citizen
someone in his/her golden years
a retired person
someone in the third age. (This is used, I believe, in Spanish.)
pensioner (This is used, I believe, in some English-speaking countries, but not here
in the United States.)
A mature pers
senior citizen
someone in his/her golden years
a retired person
someone in the third age. (This is used, I believe, in Spanish.)
pensioner (This is used, I believe, in some English-speaking countries, but not here
in the United States.)
A mature pers
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Anonymouswhat is the euphemism of the word aged??I think the term is harmless enough as it is and doesn't really need a euphemism.
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Well, I'd rather be called 'mature' than 'aged', that's for sure!
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