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rial
The Spanish word "rial" refers to a type of currency used in several countries, such as Iran, Yemen, and Saudi Arabia.
In a sentence
Compré un rial saudí como recuerdo de mi viaje.
I bought a Saudi riyal as a souvenir from my trip.
In this sentence, 'rial' is used to refer to the currency of Saudi Arabia, which is called 'riyal' in English, demonstrating its context as a unit of money.
El banco ofrece cambio de rial para viajeros internacionales.
The bank offers riyal exchange services for international travelers.
Here, 'rial' refers specifically to the currency within a financial context, emphasizing its practical usage in banking and exchange scenarios.
En el mercado, aceptan pagos en rial y en otras monedas extranjeras.
At the market, they accept payments in riyals and other foreign currencies.
In this sentence, 'rial' illustrates its use within commerce, highlighting its role as an accepted form of payment in an international or cosmopolitan setting.
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