Love languages in relationships refer to the different ways people express and receive love, as identified by Gary Chapman in his book "The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love That Lasts." The five love languages are:

1. *Words of Affirmation*: Some people feel loved when they receive verbal compliments, words of appreciation, or thanks.

2. *Quality Time*: Spending quality time together, giving each other undivided attention, and engaging in activities together.

3. *Receiving Gifts*: Receiving thoughtful and personalized gifts makes some people feel loved and appreciated.

4. *Acts of Service*: Helping with chores, running errands, or doing favors for each other shows love and care.

5. *Physical Touch*: Physical affection like holding hands, hugging, or intimate touch makes some people feel loved.
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Understanding your partner's primary and secondary love languages can help you communicate your love more effectively and strengthen your relationships
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