kima golt lik = like i told you (right?)
so i want more examples where kima is used, instead of, for instance, kif or b7al… thanks
Kima is simply kif + ma = like/as
Kima dima = as always
Kima l 3ada = like the habit/as usually
Kima derti = like u did
Kima bghiti = as u want
Kima also can mean whatever, but the sentence should be complete:
Kima gelti, mashi shoghli = whatever u say, it’s not my business
Kima derti, ma ha njish = whatever u do, i’m not coming
LLAH Y7FDEK, those examples were very useful! gonna write 'em down in the golden notebook 
good job aisha keep on writing so proud of you:^^:
ma ma3na “Llah y7fdek?” I can guess the first part…
God bless u or God protects u … it can replace even thanx …