face-to-face chat

noun
UK /ˌfeɪs tə ˈfeɪs tʃæt/
US /ˌfeɪs tə ˈfeɪs tʃæt/

A talk where people are together in the same place and can see each other.

We had a face-to-face chat at the park instead of texting.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A private conversation held in person rather than online.

The teacher asked for a face-to-face chat with my parents.

3. A friendly talk between people standing or sitting close together.

After the game, the two coaches had a quick face-to-face chat.

4. A meeting where people speak directly without phones or computers.

Our team prefers a face-to-face chat for big decisions.