How to Say ‘Your resume’ in Italian
Il tuo curriculum
EEL TOO-oh koo-REE-koo-loo-oom
[EEL TOO-oh koo-REE-koo-loo-oom]
🇮🇹 In Italy: In Italian job contexts, [curriculum] means your CV or résumé. A company saying [inviaci il tuo curriculum] is standard recruiting language, often fairly informal online.
Phrase Breakdown
Il
[EEL]
The
Used to introduce a specific noun, known or mentioned.
Assicurati che il tuo curriculum sia aggiornato.
Make sure that your resume is updated.
tuo
[TOO-oh]
Your
Denotes possession by the listener or reader.
Puoi inviarmi il tuo curriculum tramite email?
Can you send me your resume via email?
curriculum
[koo-REE-koo-loo-oom]
Resume
A formal list of a person's work and education background.
Il tuo curriculum dovrebbe evidenziare le tue esperienze.
Your resume should highlight your experiences.
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