How to Say ‘Send me your résumé’ in Mexican Spanish
Mándeme su currículum
MAHN-deh-meh soo koo-REE-koo-loom
[MAHN-deh-meh soo koo-REE-koo-loom]
💬 Usage Tip: When you tell someone to do something, the "me" attaches to the end of the verb, and an accent shows up to keep the stress in place: mande becomes mándeme. Same pattern: llámeme "call me".
Phrase Breakdown
Mándeme
[MAHN-deh-meh]
send me (formal)
Formal command of 'mandar' (to send) with 'me' attached; very common in Mexico.
Mándeme la información, por favor.
Send me the information, please.
su
[soo]
your
Possessive; belonging to the person being spoken to.
¿Cómo está su casa?
How is your house?
currículum
[koo-REE-koo-loom]
résumé / CV
Document listing your education and work history.
Actualicé mi currículum ayer.
I updated my résumé yesterday.
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