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It depends on that someone. If you saw a long lost friend, just chat on what he does in life, if he or she already had a family and all that. If you saw a cousin or aunt/uncle, ask how she or he is feeling and how the other family members are. If you saw an ex partner, ask how she is in life and if he or she already have a new one.
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