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うち農家で兄弟も多いからオレが料理することが多かったんだ

Is 農家 normally used for just one person, a family or a place?

If it means "farmhouse" in this sentence, then I think うち could mean "home" and it could be used by the character to make the listener understand that the farmhouse was his home, he invents the word "home-farmhouse"/"farmhouse-home"/"farmhome".

Or is it 内 used as an adverb and it means "internally"? But I've always seen it used as a noun.

Haragurodanshi
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    うち（は）農家で兄弟も多いから〜 – aguijonazo May 31 '23 at 06:28
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    Here うち means "my family". – naruto May 31 '23 at 09:06
  • @naruto 農家 means a place then, "farmhouse", not "farmer" or "farm family"/"family of farmers", right? – Haragurodanshi Jun 01 '23 at 01:28
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    @Haragurodanshi 農家 is not a place but a type of a family. "My family is a farm family" may seem redundant, but remember that うち is a term that vaguely refers to "I", "we", "my family", "my company", "my school" and so on depending on the context. You can think of it as "We are a farm family", too. – naruto Jun 01 '23 at 01:34
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    @naruto Ah! で = です! I didn't think about it, I thought it was the particle. – Haragurodanshi Jun 01 '23 at 03:43

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