As world-famous Albanian singer Dua Lipa conducted a live broadcast on CBS News Chicago, the situation took an unusual turn.
This happened after a journalist from that television program was Albanian and started the conversation with the singer by greeting her in our native language.
"Hello, my Albanian sister," she addressed the creator of the hit "Levitating."
They then had a pleasant conversation with each other, even using a few words in Albanian.
In conclusion, the journalist told her that next time she will join her and other Albanian singers like Rita Ora and Bebe Rexha, to discuss various issues in world art.
Excerpts from their conversation:
Journalist: My Albanian sister, how are you, sister?
Dua Lipa: Hello.
Journalist: How are you?
Dua Lipa: Okay, thank you, how are you?
Journalist: I'm very good. I'm a CBS News journalist in Chicago and I practice Albanian with international icons like you.
Dua Lipa: Amazing. I'm so happy to be talking to you.
Journalist: I'm very proud that you're Albanian. I mean, next time you're in Chicago I'll gather the group with Albanian girls, it'll be you, me, Rita Ora and Bebe Rexha.
Dua Lipa: Sounds beautiful.
Journalist: Congratulations.
Dua Lipa: Thank you very much. (A2 Televizion)
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