What does "Druna" in the Korean drama "Hotel Del Luna" mean?

The Korean drama "Hotel Del Luna" is a hit, so what does Del Luna mean? Is deluna a transliteration? In what language is Deluna pronounced? Is it English or Korean? What does Hotel Del Luna mean? Let’s find out together.

What does Deluna at Hotel Deluna mean? Is Deluna in English or Korean?

The Korean drama "Hotel Del Luna" is a hit. I believe many people have been curious since the TV series first aired. What does "Hotel Del Luna" mean? Why is Hotel Del Luna translated as Hotel of the Moon? Is it Korean? Recently, a netizen revealed the answer for everyone, and it is Spanish.

Netizen question: What does del in Del luna mean?

Luna knows the meaning of the moon. What about del? Is it English?

It seems to be Spanish?

It is Spanish, hotel=hotel, luna=moon, del is a conjunction, which is actually the abbreviation of de el, and the free translation is the hotel of the moon.

But some people say that the moon is feminine, and the correct name should be Hotel de la Luna. I don’t quite understand how the screenwriter came up with the name.

Did the screenwriter want to add positive elements to this hotel? Or does it indicate that this hotel will be male-led in the future?

I feel that after the TV series was broadcast, netizens' imaginations were also very wide open, and even the name of the TV series became a clue.

The Hotel Del Luna is set as an inn with a history of a thousand years. In modern times, it became a hotel. The heroine lived for a thousand years even when she was full moon. The hotel is full of photos of her in different periods, and her style is also the same. Very versatile.

The full moon, which committed a grave sin and was tied to a moon-aged tree to stop the flow of life and death, is like a tree that no longer has leaves or flowers. The full moon is only in the Hotel De Druna." It has existed for more than 1,000 years, and the proof of her long years is the photo frame decorating one wall of Manwol's room.

From the late Joseon Dynasty, from the Gyeongseong period, the second half of the 1900s to the present, there are pictures of Druna and the full moon. Not only can you learn about the invisible life of the full moon through the radio, but also you can see the different names and appearances of Druna from the Moon Inn to the Full Moon Hall as the times change.

Koo Chan-sung (Yeo Jin-goo) looks back on the past 1,000 years through dreams. The moon-old tree grows leaves, and the full moon also shows wavering emotions, making people curious about the future plot development.