I think it means, "I can't believe it!" in the sense of, "That's incredible!" but I'd appreciate confirmation that I've gotten right. Merci!

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You're right, that means 'I can't believe it!'

Cheers,

 

Hello assekrem,
Welcome tothe forums.

The WordRef Dico gives the following definition : je n'en reviens pas = 'I can't get over it (I'm amazed)

 

Découverte - merci mille fois d'avoir me répondu.

Irlandais - J'en suis désolé. Je ne l'ai pas vu quand j'ai cherché avec le mot "reviens." Merci de toute façon aussi!

 

"Je n'en reviens pas" means "I cant' believe it". Can anybody think of a more colourful equivalent though, an idiom perhaps?

 

I can't get over it

 

Thanks to a TV program called "one foot in the grave", it's trendy over here to say "I Can Not believe it" (must be "can not", not cannot or can't)

 

Thanks to both of you!
"I can not believe it" should do the trick.

 

On second thoughts, it might be a bit too trendy and thus local... Any other ideas?

 

I'm pretty sure the catch phrase of Victor Meldrew was 'I don't believe it'?