Favorite Non-English Phrases

[Desu_Cake]

My aunt has a T-shirt with "Níl Fhois Agam" written on it, so that when people ask her what it means (Which happens surprisingly often) she can reply "I don't know".

A more literal translation would be "The knowledge is not upon me". Irish is a very poetic language.

[Joey]

I like the Japanese word "yappari"/やっぱり because it can't really be translated into English orz. The closest you can get is probably, "As I thought!" but while you can get away with saying "Yappari!" in Japan if you say "As I thought!" in English-speaking countries you'll probably sound like some old English lord, hehe ><;

[Sapphi]

Wow, you're right about "Yappari!"
It's similar to how I feel about that Japanese expression "Yosh!" which just can't be translated without losing some of the fun of it...

[RMAudio]

仕様がない (Shiyou ga nai)

I've always liked this phrase even though it doesn't translate too well into English. Best equivalent is "It can't be helped" or "It's inevitable". I think learning to accept the inevitable and not let it hamper or drag you down is an excellent outlook on life.