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Beatutiful heart Posted 17 years ago
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Is this correct?

If I want to describe ''some people who are not that old, or not that young, but wanna avoid any mention of old, so I went with '' I like people of not young age'', then is this right?

I thought out this expression from People of certain age.
  

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Hi, If I want to describe some people who are not that old, or not that young, but wanna avoid any mention of old , so I went with I like people of not young age , then is this right? I thought out this expression from People of certain age''. Uhless you want to be, for example, coy or poetic, why not just say that they are 'middle-aged' ?

— Clive

  • Hi, If I want to describe some people who are not that old, or not that young, but wanna avoid any mention of old , so I went with I like people of not young age , then is this right?
  • I thought out this expression from People of certain age''.
  • Uhless you want to be, for example, coy or poetic, why not just say that they are 'middle-aged' ?
  • It's a common term.
  • Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,

If I want to describe some people who are not that old, or not that young, but wanna avoid any mention of old, so I went with I like people of not young age, then is this right?

I thought out this expression from People of certain age''.

Uhless you want to be, for example, coy or poetic, why not just say that they are 'middle-aged'? It's a
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