Japanese is an agglutinative language and one of my favourite words in Japanese because of this is 食べすぎちゃいましたから tabe (to eat) sugi (from sugiru, too much) cha(from chau, to show that something is accidental or regretted) I mashita (polite suffix to show past tense) kara (in this context used to give reason) Because I accidentally/regretfully ate too much, all in one word.,(reply>), @Hi i wouldnt consider them seperate words because the morphemes cant be considered words on their own.  Ive never really asked if anyone thought of them as singular words before but I suppose most peiple wouldn't,(reply>), technically they are all still seperate words like you seperated them right? Japanese doesnt have any spaces so only "technically" its all lumped together? (Ive been taking Japanese for 2 years and never heard anyone consider these to be just one word),(reply>), In Turkish this would be:<br>Yanlışlıkla fazla yediğimden.... (3 words)<br>In German it'd be:<br>Weil ich ausversehen zu viel gegessen habe,.... (7 words)