How to Say ‘Do you have your CV?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Tienes tu currículum?
tee-eh-nehs too koo-REE-koo-loom
[tee-eh-nehs too koo-REE-koo-loom]
💬 Usage Tip: In Spain people often shorten it to el CV, said (theh-OO-veh). Note that tienes is the tú form, with no usted here.
Phrase Breakdown
Tienes
[tee-eh-nehs]
do you have
Used to inquire about possession.
¿Tienes otro?
Do you have another?
tu
[too]
your (informal singular)
Possessive adjective used with singular nouns; in dialogue it personalizes: your tradition, your view.
Tu manera de hablar de Jesús puede ser distinta a la mía.
Your way of talking about Jesus may be different from mine.
currículum
[koo-REE-koo-loom]
CV / résumé
Document listing your education and work experience.
Envío mi currículum por correo.
I send my CV by email.
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