The phrase appears to be a transliteration of colloquial Arabic (likely Egyptian or Levantine dialect) written in Latin letters.

A proper transcription into Arabic script would be:

In English, this roughly translates to: "A story of an eye that doesn't cry, and it sleeps with it." Or more naturally: "A tale of an eye that doesn't weep, and it sleeps alongside it."

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Rwayt Yayn Latbkyn Wywnh Tnam Instant

The phrase appears to be a transliteration of colloquial Arabic (likely Egyptian or Levantine dialect) written in Latin letters.

A proper transcription into Arabic script would be: rwayt yayn latbkyn wywnh tnam

In English, this roughly translates to: "A story of an eye that doesn't cry, and it sleeps with it." Or more naturally: "A tale of an eye that doesn't weep, and it sleeps alongside it." The phrase appears to be a transliteration of

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