This is the fourth and final episode in our series on the traditions for Christmas and more in France. I promised a gift that will go out to our newsletter subscribers (because you cannot publish a free thing this beautiful in the podcast notes!), so here is the link for signing up for the newsletter, in case you are not already a member of Commence le Dream: Sign up for our newsletter here!
French from today's show:
Le gui/mistletoe
Le hou/holly
La mousse au chocolat/does it need a translation?
Joyeux Noël/Merry Christmas!!!
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