It is handy for the train.
- You moved recently, didn´t you? What´s your new place like?
- Oh, fantastic. It has got all mod cons and it´s handy for the train.
I don´t understand what mean the train in this sentence.
Thank you in advance.
I have never heard the expression "handy for the train," but it almost certainly means that the train station is nearby and that taking the train to work is more convenient [than from the previous appartment].
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"Handy" is a traditional, but common expression here in New Zealand too.
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