Los Cinco Lenguajes de la Disculpa (The Five Languages of Apology) (Abridged) Audiobook

" Absolutely fantastic! Chapman again breaks human behavior into a subset of five preferences. Learned a great deal about my own desires for a good apology and how to make sure I apologize effectively to others. Highly recommended. "

" This book helped me and my husband to know how we needed to be apologized to. It was very helpful. "

" This was a really informing read--I think everyone should at least glance through this book. It talks about how different people prefer different apologies, and how that's why sometimes apologies, while heartfelt, seem insincere. I learned that my apology langauage was "expressing regret", so now I know what brings me the biggest sense of closure :D "

" I think everyone should read this book and learn how to repair relationships. It was very insightful and I enjoyed reading it. "

" Well, I did not actually finish this one. I thought it became a little too repetitive. As helpfula s Gary Chapman's books are, this one didn't do it for me. Yes, it was interesting to hear that even in apology people have different languages, so I will trey to remember that when apologizing. But beyond those ideas, I just think it became kind of a repeating of similar ideas, either from his other books or from previous chapters. I don't think you need to read much more than the first few chapters and you'll get it. "

" This book was purchased at a marriage conference where Dr. Gary Chapman was facilitating. It's a great book to read with your significant other and offers a more sincere approach to communicating in challenging times. "

" This book was a useful one to read. I learned some things about human relations, the down fall was the first half of the book is case study after case study of marriage problems, and I started to wonder when my husband would cheat on me. But after the first five initial chapters the had more case studies about other human relations other than just marriage problems, because obviously we have to apology in probably every aspect of life. A good follow up read to the Five Love Languages, which means of course it is cheesy. "

" Like The Five Love Languages, this book is INVALUABLE!!! Wouldn't you like to know how someone likes to hear, "I'm sorry!" Again, this book has saved many misunderstandings!!! A MUST READ for anyone that wants to minimize conflict and maximize relationships!!! "

" A little slower and not as many "ah ha"s as his love languages book. "

" Este libro es grandioso, es uno de los mejores libros que hasta ahora he leido. Se lo recomiendo a todos mis amigos cien por ciento. "

" If u need to understand the meanings of the need to apologise and to forgive, this book gives you a great insight in understanding yourself and those ard you on what exactly are we seeking to hear in an apology. "

" This is a good book to read and STUDY more than once. It's essential for learning how to communicate an apology that can be understood. If you can master apologizing in all five languages, you'll be WAY ahead in the game of life! "

" we're reading this in a small group at church. it's a good concept, one that people rarely think about but should. beware, though, a lot of the examples are really cheesy. "

" I would say that the beginning of the book explaining the different "languages" of apology was better than the second half which attempted to give applications for different types of relationships and situations. Not bad overall, but not exceptional. "

" An excellent book on the topic of apology and forgiveness. Aside from the premise that everybody responds to different forms of apology, the author also reviews forgiveness. Discussion questions at the back of the book for groups. "

" didn't know sorry doesn't alway mean sorry unless said correctly. good book. "

" This is as awesome as the Love Language Book! "

" Just like the Five Love Languages, a good reminder that it's not really about me.......... "

" A must read to help understand how people hear apologies. It's helped my marriage, friendships and my relationship with my kids. "

" Useful for families, couples, relationships in which people have different perceptions of sincere apology. "

" I learned so much from this book, like why sometimes I didn't feel better after a person apologized to me. Or why when I tried to apologize to a person they were not receptive. I would highly recommend this book to anyone wanting to better their relationships. "

" EXCELLENT READ! I am a professional counselor/therapist and I can tell you that I would have much fewer clients if everyone read this. "

" This was ok. Probably because I am LDS and this principle is taught thoroughly. Don't get me wrong, it is a great concept but, I just didn't learn anything new. "

" if you have ever wondered why people don't react the way you think they should or your relationships aren't the best that you would like them? Read this book and the five love languages. "

" Absolutely fantastic! Chapman again breaks human behavior into a subset of five preferences. Learned a great deal about my own desires for a good apology and how to make sure I apologize effectively to others. Highly recommended. "

" A very wonderful addition to the 'Five Love Languages' Easy to read and very well illustrated, I recommend this book for everyone single, married, parents, grandparents, everyone... "

" Now if I could only get my husband to read this... "

" Not as good as the Five Love Languages, but still a good thought-provoking book that has insights into people and relationships as well as self. "

" A bit slow at parts. But there was definitely some amazingly brillitant insights. "

" didn't know sorry doesn't alway mean sorry unless said correctly. good book. "

" Just like the Five Love Languages, a good reminder that it's not really about me.......... "

" Este libro es grandioso, es uno de los mejores libros que hasta ahora he leido. Se lo recomiendo a todos mis amigos cien por ciento. "

" An excellent book on the topic of apology and forgiveness. Aside from the premise that everybody responds to different forms of apology, the author also reviews forgiveness. Discussion questions at the back of the book for groups. "