The phrase "a tiny chat" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small or brief conversation, often in a casual context.
Example: "After the meeting, we had a tiny chat about our weekend plans."
Alternatives: "a brief conversation" or "a small talk".
He is also an investor in several promising start-ups, including Bre.ad, Tiny Chat and Lumier, a company backed by Facebook's first outside investor, Peter Thiel.
"Tiny Chat right now doesn't have a Buddy List and that's where it needs to be," he says "Skype is definitely the juggernaut.
The typical program, which first flourished in the Montmartre district of Paris at the tiny Chat Noir in 1881, listed poetry readings, shadow plays, songs, and comic skits.
We are seeing this in everything from CNN live news videos enabled with Facebook chat to Meebo Rooms and Tiny Chat.
Yahoo acquires a tiny mobile video-chat start-up.
But as a gay urbanite, I wanted to know what it was like to be gay and out in a tiny village so I'm chatting with Gustavo.
As we chat, Marlene Harold, a tiny, shy woman, scurries in to add to her painting.
If a friend is online on the desktop version of Facebook, those in the test see a "Call" button next to that friends name on their profile, while previously a tiny videocamera icon in the text chat window was basically the only way to start a video chat.
There are more than 60 million child laborers in India, she tells us from New Delhi, where she begins by chatting up a tiny, beautiful street vendor.
If you could tally the number of times a designer label is name-checked during pre-show front-row chit-chat, Shrimps – a tiny label that didn't even have a catwalk show – would be right up there with the biggest fish in the pond.
