company which is starting to export to England. She's making all the arrangements.' 'Exporting always seems so difficult,' said Kemal. 'It seems difficult,' Tom agreed. 'But that's Angela's job. She's an expert in importing and exporting. Her father has an import/export agency in London and she has worked for him for some years. She's almost completed her work in Istanbul now. The company has already started to send goods to England. She'll be coming back to London soon.' 'What kind of goods do they export?" asked Kemal. 'All kind of things brass ornaments, coffee-pots, trays leather and onyx articles - Angela's father thinks these goods will sell very well in England.' 'That's interesting,' said Kemal. 'My parents sell things like that in their shop in Istanbul.' The two men went on talking as the plane flew over Italy and Greece towards Turkey. Soon they were descending to Yesilkoy Airport, Istanbul. When the plane stopped, Kemal stood up. 'I hope you enjoy your stay in Istanbul,' he said. 'Here's my telephone number. If you need anything, phone me. I live in Sisli. It's not far from the centre of the city.' 'Thanks, Kemal, that's very kind of you.'