La forma de pensar de ciertas personas se me escapa

[ROBINDESBOIS]

" se me escapa" I can´t undestand . ANy other suggestions in English?

[Rusty]

In addition to "I can't understand," we say "it escapes me."

I can't understand how some people think.
How some people think escapes me.

[Marsopa]

Exactly, Rusty.

[Ambarina]

is beyond me is another alternative.
The way some people think is beyond me.

Oops! Just noticed how old this is. Sorry for the late reply.

[Rusty]

It's beyond me why you took so long to reply!

Better late than never.
Más vale tarde que nunca.

[Tomisimo]

Originally Posted by ROBINDESBOIS

" se me escapa" I can´t undestand . ANy other suggestions in English?

A couple more options:

Se me escapa.
I can't quite put my finger on it.
It's on the tip of my tongue.
I can't think of it.
It's slipped my mind. (This "it's" here is a contraction for "it has", not "it is")
It doesn't come to mind right now.

Originally Posted by Ambarina

Oops! Just noticed how old this is. Sorry for the late reply.

It's never too late to reply to a thread, as long as the thread and reply are still relevant (which it definitely is in this case). Often the original poster is gone, but the thread is still useful for new people searching for an answer to the same question.

Originally Posted by Ambarina

is beyond me is another alternative.
The way some people think is beyond me.

To me, the phrase "it's beyond me" is really similar, but has a slightly different meaning-- or at least emphasis.

It's beyond me why some people think that way.
No logro entender porqué algunos piensen de esa forma.
No me cabe en la cabeza porqué algunos piensen de esa forma.

It just has a little different emphasis than a plain "I don't understand".