How is my love language calculated?

Each of the five types has three statements that you rate from 1 to 5, so every type scores 3–15 points. The type with the highest total is your top type, and the graph shows each type's share of your total score; ties go to the type listed first (Sweet Words, Quality Time, Thoughtful Gifts, Warm Touch, Caring Actions).

Is this the official 5 Love Languages quiz?

No. It is an unofficial quiz inspired by the idea Gary Chapman popularized in his 1992 book The Five Love Languages; the questions and type names are our own. Research support for the five-type model is limited, so treat the result as a conversation starter, not a diagnosis.

Does it only work for couples?

No. The statements talk about "someone" rather than only a partner, so you can answer with a partner, family member or close friend in mind, then compare your result cards.

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Love Language Type Test

Discover your love language in 15 questions! Sweet Words, Quality Time, Thoughtful Gifts, Warm Touch, or Caring Actions — which is your number one?

GIGGLEUS LOVE TYPE

Love Language Type Test

Answer 15 questions to discover which love language you respond to most when giving and receiving affection. Sweet Words, Quality Time, Thoughtful Gifts, Warm Touch, or Caring Actions — which is your number one?

Sweet Words

Quality Time

Thoughtful Gifts

Warm Touch

Caring Actions

⚠️ An unofficial, just-for-fun quiz inspired by the five love languages idea from Gary Chapman's book. It is not the official assessment, the questions are our own, and it is not scientifically validated. How you show love can shift with the situation and the person — partner, family or friends.

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Which way of giving and receiving love lights you up the most? The Giggleus Love Language Test has you rate 15 statements on a 5-point scale — three for each of five types: Sweet Words, Quality Time, Thoughtful Gifts, Warm Touch and Caring Actions — and shows your top type with a percentage breakdown. It is an unofficial, for-fun quiz inspired by the five love languages idea from Gary Chapman's book, not the official assessment and not a scientific test. Save your result card and compare with your partner, family or friends.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How is my love language calculated?
A. Each of the five types has three statements that you rate from 1 to 5, so every type scores 3–15 points. The type with the highest total is your top type, and the graph shows each type's share of your total score; ties go to the type listed first (Sweet Words, Quality Time, Thoughtful Gifts, Warm Touch, Caring Actions).
Q. Is this the official 5 Love Languages quiz?
A. No. It is an unofficial quiz inspired by the idea Gary Chapman popularized in his 1992 book The Five Love Languages; the questions and type names are our own. Research support for the five-type model is limited, so treat the result as a conversation starter, not a diagnosis.
Q. Does it only work for couples?
A. No. The statements talk about "someone" rather than only a partner, so you can answer with a partner, family member or close friend in mind, then compare your result cards.