Learn Hardcore Turkish: İşte anahtarınız.

İşte is a very common Turkish word used to point something out or present it. In sentences like this, it often means something like here is, there is, or here you go.

So in İşte anahtarınız, işte is the part that introduces the thing being handed over or shown.

Why is there no verb in İşte anahtarınız?

Turkish often leaves out the verb to be in simple present-tense sentences.

English needs Here is your key, but Turkish can simply say:

İşte anahtarınız.

The idea of is is understood automatically. This is very normal in Turkish, especially in short everyday expressions.

How is anahtarınız built?

It breaks down like this:

anahtar = key
-ınız = your

So:

anahtarınız = your key

This suffix already tells you who the key belongs to, so Turkish does not need a separate word like your.

Does anahtarınız refer to one key or more than one?