Dear Germans,
Just because you string two English words together does not mean you have made an English word or that this word is used in the English language. Case in point: Best-Ager. This is not English. The word you are looking for is "senior." Or, if you are feeling really cute, "Golden Oldie." But not Best-Ager. You may have it sweet here in Germany with your solid pensions, your great health care, and your thirty-days-vacation, but for many English speakers, "best" is either optimistic or just delusional.
Sincerely,
Me
P.S. English doesn't usually have hyphenated compound words. That's totally your thing.
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