I've read that the key skill in understanding Turkish is to be able to de-agglutinate a word into its constituents in real time as you hear it, and that this sk

I've read that the key skill in understanding Turkish is to be able to de-agglutinate a word into its constituents in real time as you hear it, and that this skill just 'clicks in' at a certain point as you become more proficient. I learned some Turkish for a holiday there over 30 years ago and have been fascinated by the language ever since, but sadly am nowhere near that level myself.