How to Say ‘I'd like to send you my résumé.’ in Traditional Chinese
我想寄履歷給您
wǒ xiǎng jì lǚ lì gěi nín
[wo shyang jì lǚlì gay neen]
💬 Usage Tip: Taiwan says 履歷 (lǚ lì) for résumé, while the mainland usually says 简历. 寄 "send" works for both email and post.
Phrase Breakdown
我想
wǒ xiǎng
I would like to
想 (xiǎng) before a verb means 'would like to'. Two third tones make it wó xiǎng.
我想喝咖啡。
I would like to drink coffee.
Words in this phrase
我
wǒ
[wo]
I; me
The first-person pronoun used to talk about yourself.
我想多了解你們公司的制度,所以先自我介紹。
I want to learn more about your company’s system, so I’ll introduce myself first.
想
xiǎng
[shyang]
want to; would like to
Used to express desire or intention to do something.
我想多認識一些產業的人。
I want to get to know more people in the industry.
寄履歷給您
jì lǚ lì gěi nín
send my résumé to you (polite)
The pattern is 寄 + thing + 給 + person, meaning 'send something to someone'. 您 is the polite 'you'.
我寄資料給您。
I'll send the documents to you.
Words in this phrase
寄
jì
[jì]
to send; to mail
To send something by mail or email.
我寄了一封信。
I sent a letter.
履歷
lǚ lì
[lǚlì]
résumé; CV
A document listing your education and work experience.
請準備你的履歷。
Please prepare your résumé.
給
gěi
[gay]
to; for; give
Often used to indicate giving something to someone or doing something for someone.
我可以把名片給你,方便之後聯絡。
I can give you my business card, so it will be convenient to contact me later.
您
nín
[neen]
you (polite)
A respectful form of 'you,' often used with service workers or elders.
麻煩您一下,我要在巷口下車。
Excuse me, I want to get off at the alley entrance.
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