How to Say ‘Shall I send you my CV?’ in Spain Spanish
¿Te mando mi currículum?
teh MAHN-doh mee koo-REE-koo-loom
[teh MAHN-doh mee koo-REE-koo-loom]
💬 Usage Tip: Spanish uses the plain present tense to offer to do something, where English says "shall I". Same pattern: ¿Te llamo mañana? "shall I call you tomorrow?"
Phrase Breakdown
¿Te mando
teh MAHN-doh
Shall I send you
Using the present tense as a question is a natural way to offer something. 'Te' means 'to you'.
¿Te mando la foto?
Shall I send you the photo?
Words in this phrase
Te
[teh]
to you
Refers to the person wearing the item; part of the expression about how clothes look on someone.
Con «te» dices que la prenda le sienta bien a esa persona.
With “to you,” you say that the item looks good on that person.
mando
[MAHN-doh]
I send
First person present of 'mandar' (to send).
Te mando un mensaje luego.
I'll send you a message later.
mi currículum?
mee koo-REE-koo-loom
my CV / résumé
In Spain people say 'currículum' or just 'el currículum'. Stress: cu-RRÍ-cu-lum, with a rolled double r.
He actualizado mi currículum.
I've updated my CV.
Words in this phrase
mi
[mee]
my
A possessive word showing something belongs to me.
En mi empresa ideal, la comunicación es abierta.
In my ideal company, communication is open.
currículum
[koo-REE-koo-loom]
CV; résumé
The document listing your education and work experience.
Actualicé mi currículum ayer.
I updated my CV yesterday.
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