lot on my mind

Is it like "I have a lot on my mind."?

...a lot on my mind
...anpil sou kè m.
... tèt mwen chaje

I have a lot on my mind.
Mwen gen anpil sou kè m.

or
Tèt mwen chaje.

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quel sauveur

What a savior

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What have I gotten myself into? (in Creole)

What have I gotten myself into?
Nan kisa m lage tèt mwen la?
or
Nan kisa m pran la?


What have you gotten yourself into? 
Nan kisa w lage tèt ou la?
or
Nan kisa w pran la?

Way to go! (Creole)

Way to go! as a compliment, right?

Way to go! → Bravo!, Konpliman!, Felisitasyon!, Chapo ba!, or Yon gwo koudjay!

I am unsure how to translate the fail part of this phrase "If you try, you may fail, if you don't try, you will fail." Can I use echwe? "Si ou eseye, ou ka echwe, si ou pa eseye ou pwal echwe."

Echwe is the right word. You got it right.

"If you try, you may fail, if you don't try, you will fail."

Si ou eseye, ou ka echwe, si ou pa esye, ou pral echwe.

or

Si ou eseye, ou ka echwe, si ou pa eseye, w'ap echwe.

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Mandalay, help me with this one! What EXACTLY is "touye m rache m"?

I'm not sure it's a good idea to translate this literally, but it might help.

Touye rache (literally, kill  & cut up) → no matter what

Touye m rache m, m'ap regle avè w.
Whether I'm dead or cut into pieces, I'll get back at you (literally)
I'll get back at you no matter what.

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A person with "bon levasyon" is a person with a good upbringing, right?

yes.
bon levasyon → good upbringing, good manners

Li gen bon levasyon, li pa'p fè w sa.
He has good manners, he won't do that to you.

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"anmwe!" is "help!" Is 'rele anmwe' an expression which could means something other than 'call for help'?

Anmwe! → Help! or Help me! or Somebody Help!

Rele Anmwe → cry for help
and also
Rele Anmwe → stand for yourself, to stand for your rights, to retaliate

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happy birthday my brother god bless you!

Happy birthday my brother. God bless you!
Bòn fèt frè mwen. Bondye beni w.

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im ok

I'm okay.

Mwen oke.

Mwen anfòm.

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Did you get what i left your uncle?

Eske ou te jwenn sa'm te kite pou mononk ou a? 

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nou byen gras a dye

Nou byen gras a dye (grasadye)
We are well, thanks to God.

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What is Haitian Creole 'kotize'?

Kotize → to contribute, to chip in, to pitch in, to cooperate


kotizasyon → contribution, donation

Tout moun te kotize ansanm pou nou te fè reparasyon legliz la.
Everyone contributed in order to have the church repaired.

Nou te fè yon ti kotizasyon pou fanmi an.
We gathered a little donation for the family.

I know "to have fun" is translated as 'amize you' and 'pran plèzi ou'. But i heard someone used a word for 'have fun', and it sounded like the english word 'distress'. Can u help with that?

must have been the word "distrè", from the French "distraire"

Distrè (a reflexive verb) → to have some fun, to entertain self

Aprè travay, mwen pral distrè mwen enpe.
After work, I'm going to have a little fun.

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What's 'Be Careful' in Creole?

Be careful.
Fè prekosyon.
Pran prekosyon.
Fè atansyon.

Be very careful.
Fè anpil prekosyon.

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