IPA: /ˈriːjəl/
KK: /ˈriːjəl/
A unit of currency used in several countries, including Saudi Arabia and Yemen.
The price of the car is 50,000 riyals.
The word 'riyal' originates from Arabic 'ريال' (riyal), which refers to a currency unit. It is derived from the Spanish 'real', meaning royal, which was used to denote a coin in the past. The term has been adopted in various countries to represent their currency, particularly in the Middle East and North Africa.
Think of the Arabic word for currency ('ريال') and remember that 'riyal' refers to a type of money used in several countries.