Words of Affirmation, Acts of Service, Receiving Gifts, Quality Time, and Physical Touch.
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Love is expressed in different ways, and understanding how you and your partner give and receive love can strengthen your relationships. Let's explore each love language and help you determine which one resonates with you the most. At the end, take our quiz to find out yours!
For people with this love language, words matter a lot! They feel most loved when they receive verbal appreciation, encouragement, and compliments. Simple phrases like "I love you," "You mean so much to me," or "You did a great job" make a big difference.
This love language is all about actions speaking louder than words. People who value acts of service feel most loved when their partner helps out in meaningful ways, whether it’s doing chores, running errands, or offering assistance without being asked.
This love language seems materialistic, but it’s really about thoughtfulness. A meaningful gift, no matter how big or small, shows that someone was thinking of you. People with this love language treasure both the item and the sentiment behind it.
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For those who value quality time, nothing says "I love you" more than undivided attention. They cherish meaningful conversations, shared activities, and uninterrupted moments with loved ones.
Physical connection is not necessarily sexual intimacy. It could be holding hands, hugging, or simply sitting close together, that physical touch reassures them of love and affection.
Answer the questions below and note which number (1, 2, 3, 4, or 5) you choose the most.
Someone compliments me or expresses appreciation.
Someone does something thoughtful for me.
Someone gives me a meaningful gift.
Someone spends quality time with me.
Someone hugs me or holds my hand.
Hear heartfelt messages from loved ones.
Have someone help with tasks so I can relax.
Receive a surprise gift that shows thoughtfulness.
Spend the entire day with someone I love.
Get lots of hugs and cuddles.
Encouraging words from someone I trust.
Someone taking care of something for me.
A surprise gift to cheer me up.
Spending quality time with a close friend or partner.
A warm hug or physical touch.
Writing them a heartfelt message or complimenting them.
Doing something nice for them without being asked.
Gifting them something special.
Planning a fun activity together.
Giving them lots of physical affection.
Hearing “I love you” and words of encouragement.
When my partner helps me with tasks or chores.
Receiving thoughtful gifts that show they were thinking of me.
Spending uninterrupted time together.
Physical closeness like holding hands or cuddling.
Meaningful conversations and heartfelt compliments.
Times when they stepped in to help or support me.
A special gift they gave me.
A fun trip or deep conversation together.
Physical closeness like a hug, kiss, or hand-holding or sexual intimacy.
Mostly 1 – Your love language is Words of Affirmation
Mostly 2 – Your love language is Acts of Service
Mostly 3 – Your love language is Receiving Gifts
Mostly 4 – Your love language is Quality Time
Mostly 5 – Your love language is Physical Touch
So what’s your love language? FYI: Every Nigerian girl's love language is receiving gifts.