Chapman's five love languages are:
Words of Affirmation: In this language, people need to hear compliments; to be affirmed by the words of others.
Quality Time: People who hear love by quality time with undivided attention know they are loved when people spend time with them—listening, walking, talking, going on trips.
Receiving Gifts: people who speak this love language need to receive thoughtful and personal gifts—not necessarily expensive, but individual.
Acts of Service: With this love language, people hear love through others giving them acts of service—making the bed, cleaning the bathroom, doing a chore that they dislike.
Physical Touch: People who hear love in this way need to be touched; hugged, sitting close together, back rubs, etc.
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