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How to Say ‘Send your CV’ in Portuguese

Envie o seu currículo

en-VEE-uh oo say-oo koo-REE-koo-loo

[en-VEE-uh oo say-oo koo-REE-koo-loo]

💬 Usage Tip: envie is the polite command form for 'send', used with someone you address formally. Portuguese often puts o before 'your': o seu currículo.

Phrase Breakdown

Envie

[en-VEE-uh]

send (formal command)

Formal imperative of 'enviar', to send.

Example

Envie um email, por favor.

Send an email, please.

o seu currículo

oo say-oo koo-REE-koo-loo

your CV

'O seu' is the polite 'your'. Roll or stress the double 'rr': 'ku-RRI-ku-lu'. The stress falls on the 'rí'.

Example

Tenho o seu currículo.

I have your CV.

Words in this phrase

[oo]

the (masculine singular)

Article used before a masculine singular noun; often unstressed in speech.

Example

O bilhete é mais barato se comprares com antecedência.

The ticket is cheaper if you buy in advance.

seu

[say-oo]

your

A possessive adjective referring to the other person's time or attention.

Example

A palavra «seu» mostra que o tempo pertence ao destinatário.

The word “your” shows that the time belongs to the recipient.

currículo

[koo-REE-koo-loo]

CV, résumé

Document listing your education and work history.

Example

Atualizei o meu currículo.

I updated my CV.

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