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How to Say ‘Send me your résumé by email.’ in Mexican Spanish

Mándeme su currículum por correo.

MAHN-deh-meh soo koo-REE-koo-loom pohrr koh-REH-oh

[MAHN-deh-meh soo koo-REE-koo-loom pohrr koh-REH-oh]

Phrase Breakdown

Mándeme su currículum

MAHN-deh-meh soo koo-REE-koo-loom

Send me your résumé

A formal request. Stress the first syllable of 'Mándeme' and roll the 'rr' in 'currículum'.

Example

Por favor, mándeme su currículum.

Please send me your résumé.

Words in this phrase

Mándeme

[MAHN-deh-meh]

send me (formal)

Formal command of 'mandar' (to send) with 'me' attached; very common in Mexico.

Example

Mándeme la información, por favor.

Send me the information, please.

[soo]

your

Possessive; belonging to the person being spoken to.

Example

¿Cómo está su casa?

How is your house?

currículum

[koo-REE-koo-loom]

résumé / CV

Document listing your education and work history.

Example

Actualicé mi currículum ayer.

I updated my résumé yesterday.

por correo.

pohrr koh-REH-oh

by email.

'Correo' can mean mail or email. Roll the 'rr': co-RRE-o.

Example

Le envío los datos por correo.

I'll send you the details by email.

Words in this phrase

por

[pohrr]

Indicates the means or route taken to reach a place.

Example

Vamos por el camino habitual.

We go by the usual way.

correo

[koh-REH-oh]

An electronic message sent or received over the internet.

Example

Necesito un correo para confirmar.

I need an email to confirm.

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