love language in German
love language in German is Liebessprache — love language means the way a person most naturally expresses affection and most wants to receive it, such as through kind words, gifts, time together, helpful acts or physical closeness.
love language in German
Liebessprache
A medium through which one shows appreciation of or affection for another, such as complimenting, giving gifts, or spending time together.
What does "love language" mean?
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noun The way a person most naturally expresses affection and most wants to receive it, such as through kind words, gifts, time together, helpful acts or physical closeness.
"His love language is acts of service, so he shows he cares by fixing things."
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noun Loosely, any activity or gesture that someone particularly enjoys receiving from others.
"Snacks are my love language."
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love language in a sentence
- His love language is acts of service, so he shows he cares by fixing things.
- We argued less once we worked out that our love languages were completely different.
- Snacks are my love language.
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What is "love language" in German?
"love language" in German is Liebessprache. love language means: The way a person most naturally expresses affection and most wants to receive it, such as through kind words, gifts, time together, helpful acts or physical closeness.
How do you use "love language" in a sentence?
Example: "His love language is acts of service, so he shows he cares by fixing things." In German, "love language" is Liebessprache.
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