But what it does is not only give you your primary, secondary, you know, love language like that,

but it also tells you in your primary language, here is your primary dialect.

There might be two or three or four dialects in speaking this particular language,

but here's the one that's most important to you.

And that is very insightful about yourself.

And when you're sharing this information with your partner,

for example, in a marriage, man, it's really important to know not only the language,

but also the dialect within that language that's most important.

And then what's the second most important.

Dr. Gary Chapman has helped more than 150 million people discover their own love language.

I'm curious, do you know yours? Well, discovering it, though, is just the beginning.

Love is not one size fits all because what says, I love you to one person might not mean a thing

to another person. So on today's episode, Gary Chapman is going to reveal why love often gets

lost in translation and how learning to speak the right dialect of a love language at the right

time is the key to deeper connection. So whether you're dating, married, or seeking to deepen lifelong friendships,

this conversation will give you tools for all your relationships. Plus, guess what? You're

going to get to figure out your own love language. And lastly, when we're done, I thought that I would

just sing over you a song that I wrote for my stud husband since it's, you know, near Valentine's Day and all.

So, Casey, love is in the air. Let's go.

Welcome, welcome to the 413 podcast where practical encouragement and biblical wisdom set you up to live the I-Can life because you can do all things through Christ who strengthens you.

Now, welcome your host, Jennifer Rothschild.

Hey, friends, Jennifer here. It's me and Casey Wright here in the podcast closet, and our goal is to help you be and do more than

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