John Major and Tony Blair walk together on the Peace Bridge in Derry

The video begins with a simple greeting, 'How are you?', initiating a basic interaction.

What are some common responses to the question 'How are you?'

• I'm fine, thank you.

• Not too bad.

• Could be better.

• I'm doing great!

Why is it important to ask someone how they are?

• To show care and concern.

• To start a conversation.

• To be polite.

• All of the above.

How can the way you ask 'How are you?' affect the response?

• Tone of voice matters.

• Body language is important.

• The context of the conversation.

• All of the above.

What are some cultural differences in asking 'How are you?'

• In some cultures, it's a formality.

• In others, it's a genuine inquiry.

• Some cultures may not use this phrase at all.

• All of the above.

Can you think of a time when asking 'How are you?' led to a meaningful conversation?