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For anybody in the future that may happen to get slightly lost in this, I finally managed to figure it out a bit.

First, Shobin, thanks again for having a very simple tutorial on this... The others jump into something quite complex when all many of us want is a good starting point to work our way up with=)

en_us.lang.php must look like this: $mod_strings = Array('HELLO_WORLD' => 'Hello World');

If you are having trouble getting this module installed, do *not* create the source code or directory in the vTiger modules directory. Create them somewhere else entirely. vTiger will try to create the module itself when you import it! This was the source of many of my problems and I'm guessing the same thing causing everybody else problems.

Make sure you use the module folder structure exactly:

1) Create a directory called testModule
2) Inside that directory, create manifest.xml and directory called modules
3) Inside the modules directory, create another directory called testModule
4) Inside the new testModule directory (Should now look like testModule->modules->testModule), create index.php and a new directory called language.
5) Inside the language directory, create a file called en_us.lang.php

That should be it. The big thing is to make sure this wasn't created inside vTiger! Hope this helps people in the future!