مخاطب این آگهی شامل کسانی می‌شود که تحصیل‌کرده هستند.

From Lesson 482:Those who (kasâni ke)·Farsi

Questions & Answers about مخاطب این آگهی شامل کسانی می‌شود که تحصیل‌کرده هستند.

How does kasani ke work here to mean "those who"?
Kasani is made of kas (person) + -ân (plural suffix for humans) + -i (the restrictive suffix that introduces a relative clause). Followed by ke (that/who), kasani ke literally means "persons who" and is the standard way to say "those who" for generic groups of people.
Why is the verb hastand in the plural form?
Because it refers back to kasani (those people). Since kasani uses the plural human suffix -ân, the grammar strictly requires any verbs referring to it in the relative clause to be plural, hence hastand.
How does the verb shamel ... mishavad connect to the object kasani?
The compound verb shamel shodan (to include) connects to its object using an ezāfe vowel rather than a preposition or the direct object marker . When spoken, it connects as shamel-e kasani mishavad (literally: "becomes including of those").
How is the adjective tahsil-karde (educated) constructed?
It is made of the noun tahsil (studying/education) attached to karde (the past participle of kardan, to do). Literally meaning "having done studying," it functions perfectly as the adjective "educated".
Why is mokhatab (audience) in the singular form if it refers to a whole group of educated people?
Mokhatab literally means "addressee" or "the person spoken to." In Farsi, it is very common to use the singular form of this word to represent the entire collective audience of a media piece or advertisement, though the plural mokhataban is also sometimes used.

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