Google Translate comes to the rescue

I have a client with an office in the Netherlands, writes Nigel Harris, so when I get the records they include a file of PostBank statements, all in Dutch. In the past I have been using the well-known Babel Fish, a free online translation service, which does a pretty good job.

However, this year I was struggling to understand what Babel Fish was telling me and I came across the alternative Google Translate - another free service.

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