Have a chat
A2 · Everyday Speaking · A2 collocations
Meaning
To talk to someone in a friendly, informal way.
Example
I bumped into my old teacher in town and we had a chat over coffee.
How to use it
'Have a chat (with someone) about something' is informal and especially common in British English. Don't say 'make a chat'.
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