How to pronounce “agglutinative” in English

Ba, and one's a passive, one's an active, and this and this. So when you have a sentence, you have one of the Mu, Ba, or E prefixes,then you have the root, and then you have things at the end. So it is called agglutinative by people who like to make things look more important than they are.So you have the central thing, you slap stuff on the beginning, slap stuff on the end, and each particle creates a bit of meaning. So you have a long verb which tells you, "He