UK: The Prince and Princess of Wales visit Roca, a non-profit organisation for at-risk young people in the city of Chels

The transcript features a casual conversation with phrases like 'cheers mate' and 'happy bye', highlighting informal greetings and farewells. It touches on how these expressions are used among friends and acquaintances.

What does the phrase 'cheers mate' typically convey in a conversation?

• A formal greeting

• A friendly farewell or thanks

• A request for help

• An expression of anger

How is the phrase 'cheers mate' adapted when speaking to women?

• It is replaced with 'hello lady'

• It remains the same

• It is changed to 'cheers ma'am'

• It is not used at all

What is the significance of using inclusive language in conversations?

• It complicates communication

• It makes conversations more formal

• It excludes certain groups

• It promotes equality and respect

What might the phrase 'each other' imply in a conversation?

• A one-sided interaction

• An expression of confusion

• Mutual understanding or interaction

• A command to stop

What question is posed in the final section of the transcript?

• Where did you?

• Where are you going?

• How are you?

• What time is it?