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'hoppípolla' is icelandic, not hopelandic. hopelandic is just nonsense phrases strung together. to translate anything from hopelandic, as the article purported to do before, is therefore impossible.
I noticed this couple of weeks ago, its used with Carmina Burana as well. I think it should be included in the [XFactor] article if there's gonna be some sort of soundtrack listing 82.47.148.11714:49, 3 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]
