EA: كل سنة وانت طيب، عقبال مِيت سنة

[jmha2828]

kol sana wenta ayeb ya 3araby 3obal 100 sana isa

 

[إسكندراني]

كل سنة وانت طيّب congratulations (for an annual event)
يا عربي this is probably just their way of saying 'mate' - it literally means 'Arab' - it would help to know where the speaker is from
عقبال ١٠٠ سنة إن شاء الله & lest you [reach] 100 years [old] God willing (implying they're congratulating for a birthday).

 

[Josh_]

كل سنة وانت طيّبlest you [reach] 100 years [old] God willing (implying they're congratulating for a birthday).

I think you mean 'may you reach 100 years..." 'Lest' has negative connotations, in fact almost the opposite meaning of the optative may; it's like saying "for fear that you reach 100 years; in the hopes that you not reach 100 years..."

 

[Kinan]

عربي could be his name, it's not very uncommon.

 

[Silky_Sword]

"isa" = InSha'aAllah" (God-willing).

Kol sana wa enta tayyeb = (literally) may every year come while you're enjoying (full) health.

An English equivalent would be: 'many happy returns of the day'! Arabs specify how many, that's all 100 years