[tpxl]

In my country, the Ford F150 truck would be referred to as a car or a "half-truck", while a semi-truck is what would be referred to as a truck. That's a piece of cultural difference that will dirty your training.

[Macha]

It might be called a car or a pickup truck but never just a truck by someone here. While "pickup truck" is an American inherited phrase which has truck in it, they're considered trucks about as much as a catfish is considered a cat.

[tpxl]

> they're considered trucks about as much as a catfish is considered a cat

Well yes, but someone without this knowledge will get confused.

[Macha]

Here is not America, to clarify. I was under the impression that Americans did consider pickups, larger SUVs etc, "trucks"

[WarOnPrivacy]

Generally, Americans consider what marketing tells us to consider.