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Couples

What's Your Love Language?

A quick quiz based on the five love languages popularized by Dr. Gary Chapman: words of affirmation, quality time, receiving gifts, acts of service, and physical touch. Use it to start a conversation about what you each appreciate.

What the research says

The five love languages are a popular framework. Tests of them as a measure have found weak, mixed support. A 2024 review (Impett, Park & Muise) found little support for the ideas that you have one “primary” language or that couples are happier when their languages “match.” Most people value all five. What most reliably predicts a happy relationship is feeling understood, validated, and cared for by your partner. Treat your results as a starting point for a conversation.

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How it works

You'll see 20 pairs of small, everyday moments. For each one, pick the moment that would make you feel a little more loved. Go with your gut. It takes about two minutes.

Most people value all five love languages, and this quiz isn't a scientific test. Treat your result as something to talk about.

Nothing you pick is saved or sent anywhere.