The encryption process is one way so that it is not possible to derive the password from the encrypted string. The encryption is performed by a standard library routine, so it is easy to write a program to take guesses at your password, encrypt them and compare the results with the encrypted string. A match indicates a guessed password. The system administrator will occasionally run a program which does exactly this and will lock your account if your password is guessed. This is done, because this is precisely the sort of thing which a cracker would try, because these have been found to be common passwords.
Foreign language is no guarantee either.
The InterNet is international and crackers exchange foreign language dictionaries. There is one reported case where Chinese students at MIT were targeted because the latin alphabet is very poor for rendering the Chinese language and relatively few combinations of letters suffice to represent all the possible eight character combinations of Chinese words. You will be held responsible for any activity by or abuse from your account. If someone should crack your account they can destroy your work. They can commit acts for which you will be held responsible.