How do the French celebrate the holiday season? With delicious food!

[@waterislife5109]

I have a French foreign exchange student. I’m trying to make her feel at home for the holidays. Thank you for this video.

[@christinec7892]

As someone who was brought up as Catholic in the USA, our family always celebrated after midnight mass, and it just continued into the next day.

[@peterutman9754]

Bonne Annee! I really enjoy this program! Thank you ladies for your great work introducing the English speaking world to French culture. Watching your program makes me want to travel to France even more!

[@charleshamilton9274]

What a perfect metaphor for modern French politics: “It’s full of things we don’t want to think about but it’s delicious.”

[@yuhboii7862]

Lol france is africa now

[@stevencarrier2466]

I Love Flo and Genie!

[@miloscvoimsus1118]

I'm So Excited Tu Spend Christmas in France W/ Mi Children! It Vill B Le Best Christmas EVER!!!

[@laplume174]

Happy New Year ! Mes amies J'aimerais savoir bien !

[@jamestrueblood1990]

Miss my childhood holidays in Paris and Sainte Maxime my earliest memories were of the street trees with lights and slow traffic lol and drinking wine 🍷 for the first time at grandmothers

[@aliaskuriankunnumel3419]

Happy New year happy Christmas

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

Someday i will celebrate Christmas and New Year in France... :)x

[@thecatisoutofthebag83]

Votre reportage sur les Fêtes était génial ! Mes élèves ont adoré ! Nous vous suivons depuis les USA ! Merci beaucoup !

[@ric44n]

Happy Christmas and Merry New Year!!

[@NasirKhan-mo8vs]

Merry chrismiss all of u

[@abdalsalammohamed4808]

I loved

[@marubasilaen5787]

EIFFEL I'M IN LOVE

[@andream7224]

This is literally 100% accurate.

[@martinemartin4779]

There is a little difference between amuse-bouche and hors d'oeuvres. They aren't quite the same.

[@kavacservices6230]

Happy new year. Thank you for your lovely videos, I love them, however I have to make a small comment. It is common etiquette not to waive your fork while eating or speaking at the table, and not only french, but international.

[@marubasilaen5787]

Merry Christmas on FOOT BALL

[@swicheroo1]

In Vietnam, Christmas is considered a young person's party holiday. It has nothing to do with the family. People who are Big City and Sophisticated will ride out on their motorcycles to see the decorations and lights and get drunk.

[@florimond.]

Vietnam isn't a Christian country, so that's why

[@Isaactorres60]

Because non-Christians countries have no business celebrating it

[@Kanal7Indonesia]

Because you buddhists don't understand the meaning of Christmas

[@despicablepenguin]

Dam tough crowd. It does make sense that buddhist countries don't celebrate Christmas in the traditional sense since they aren't going to adopt a holiday that isn't in line with their religion. I thought it was only Japan but I guess it maybe all of Asia.

[@Kar90great]

@@despicablepenguin Vietnam is atheistic country

[@brucekirk5386]

They put up half the tree...then just give up lol

[@joannets3835]

Uh... Some area of France counts thirteen desserts.... Yuuuuum

[@jenaaa2839]

hi gwawr

[@robertsmith5744]

You said Bonne Annee' Before January 1st !!!

[@manonberger1747]

I never seen peoples to eat white pudding in Christmas, it's not a tradition in West of France, and if isn't a tradition in West I want to know where this tradition is native because I never heard of that.

[@brandongibbs83]

Where's the yellow vest ??

[@Lea-rb9nc]

While I wouldn't deny others the freedom to celebrate their beliefs, it calls into question the claim of separation of church and state. I've witnessed, sadly, its encroachment over the years I've lived here. While it isn't crammed down one's throat, as it was in America, it is becoming increasingly blatant. Alas, one cannot convince those who ascribe to these beliefs that they are infringing on the freedom of others.

[@yannickille4049]

They drink beer

[@Sabah673]

Exit the door