d^=b[,7'

It is the misspelled form of "I like you" from a bad Thai keyboard setup, which appears in the BL 2gether series. If someone sends you this message, it means he or she likes you.

For example:

Hey! d^=b,7'
(hey, I like you)

Those who watch BL series will understand the story of why this mixture of letters and symbols ended up meaning "I like you" or, interpreting the bad spelling, "I loke you".

Hey! d^=b,7'
(hey, I like you)

by Joahsky March 22, 2020

d^=b[,7'

i like you. i really like you. i watch bls and i like you.

if someone sends you this, they like you (or theyre testing ur bl knowledge)

its a mistake from a thai keyboard in the series 2gether

'hey, sarawat posted.'

'what did he say?'

'd^=b,7', he must really like you.'

by Ahira-Aina December 30, 2022

d^=b[,7’

Misspelled word for ‘I Like You’ from a bad Thai keyboard. If someone tells you this, it means they like you :)

Did you see what Andrew posted?
No?
It says d^=b,7’and he tagged you! He likes you !

by HandsomeChic February 02, 2022

d=b[,7'

From the hit thai-series ''2gether,'' featuring Bright Vachirawit and Win Metawin. The code: d=b,7' means '' I luke you'' which is a typo for the saying '' I like you.'' This phrase appeared in the series during episode 5.

It's sort of a secret message hidden within guitar notes

'' Hey, your friend posted d=b,7' on her story.''
'' I think that's for her crush, Andrei''

by Eisa_arxyn May 02, 2024