Youpi Deleted English -- How do I get it back?

So I saw all the blogs about saving space by using Youpi Optimizer to delete unused language packs in Leopard. Only problem is that now all of the menus and popups for all of my software (Safari, iTunes, Growler, etc. . .) are in another language! It appears Youpi deleted the english pack somewhere and I can't find away to fix it.
It's only the menus and popups, none of the language inside the app (say this page in Safari, or the music in iTunes) is messed up.
I checked the international settings in System Preferences and it says english is default.
Finder and System Preferences are not affected. They are still in english.
Please help!
Thanks!

No dumb questions, it's all to easy for someone to click on a link and install some dubious junk promising all manner of benefits. Those very actions account for the vast majority of problems reported on this site. That's why it's here.
Prota-Zha wrote:
... Where would I backup all my info, to an external drive?
Yes, a directly connected external hard disk drive is the fastest, easiest, cheapest, and most reliable backup device.
Apple's Time Capsule is another alternative for anyone too busy, too disorganized, or simply too lazy to periodically connect an external hard disk drive so that Time Machine can run and back up your data.
Time Machine is automatic backup software included in OS X, and is so devastatingly easy to use that its sole control literally consists of an "on/off" switch.
"Backing up" is not strictly necessary, but neither is carrying a spare tire in your car while driving a couple hundred miles through the desert in the summer.
As for your more pressing issue: what to do now. Unfortunately the localization files removed by Youpi cannot be restored without reinstalling all the software it affected. In the case of the Mac's operating system, that is easily accomplished by reinstalling OS X using your original System Install disc as I explained. Following that, run Software Update to bring all system software to the latest release. Any additional apps purchased from the App Store can also be downloaded again at no additional expense.
That leaves any software that you may have obtained from other sources. You will need to locate your original retail discs to reinstall it, or download and install the software again if it was obtained online.
The amount of work and time you are facing depends on the amount of additional software you obtained.

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