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What means in English e7kele 3n 7alk...mn wain ente w shu bt3mle b 7yatek eza momkn?

The phrase you provided is in Arabic. It roughly translates to:

"It's been a while (literally '3 years') since we spoke...where are you now and what are you doing with your life if you don't mind telling me?"

Here's a breakdown:

* e7kele 3n 7alk: This translates to "It's been a while since we spoke." The literal translation is "three years since I saw you."

* mn wain ente: This translates to "where are you?" or "where are you now?"

* shu bt3mle b 7yatek: This translates to "what are you doing with your life?"

* eza momkn: This translates to "if you don't mind telling me."

This phrase implies a desire to reconnect with someone after a long period of time.

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