Papa-kanga-horo-horo. Eight syllables, pretty straightforward. My Māori is pretty trash, but after one read of it and a handful of times saying it out loud it's pretty simple.

My advice to anyone complaining about it is to just say it out loud a few times. I guarantee that by the time you've said it to the moving company, the power company, the insurance company and your mum, you'll have it locked down.

It also has the added bonus of being completely unique, so there's no chance of your ambulance being dispatched to park terrace on the other side of town while you're choking on park road.

I don't know man. It would just take a couple of tries to get it and then get used to it like pretty much anything new?

Honestly I've never cared what the name of the street I lived on was or how long it is.

Eh Māori stuff is generally reasonably easy to pronounce, I'd say that having to constantly type it out would be a far bigger issue!

what? it's three different sounds

Get over yourself, we can al do Ngāruawāhia well enough cant we?

I'm 50 this coming birthday, had little Te Reo at small white town NZ schools, lived in the UK for 1/3 of my adult life, and would have little issue with that as my street address