In some ugglitunative language, such as Hungarian, there are not just sufixes, but pre-fixes and post-fixes. All may be used in the same word expressed. The spoken language is not according to rule, but the intent what a person want to express. Some cases an entire sentence can be expressed by a single word. Yes, some words can be indeed very long, or a lot can be expressed by a short single word, that are formed by agglutination. That is why it's hard to learn it. Unless picked up at a very early age. The expressed or spoken language formed by the mind of the speaker, not by following any set rules..

In some agglutinative languages, such as Hungarian, there are not just suffixes, but pre-fixes and post-fixes. All may be used in the same word expressed. The spoken language is not according to rule, but the intent what a person want to express. Some cases an entire sentence can be expressed by a single word. Yes, some words can be indeed very long, or a lot can be expressed by a short single word, that are formed by agglutination. That is why it's hard to learn it. Unless picked up at a very early age. The expressed or spoken language formed by the mind of the speaker, not by following any set rules..