About Luna

Who makes Luna?

Luna is the project name used for this website. The site and its initial story were developed with AI assistance. No individual author biography or professional teaching qualification is currently published. Luna is not affiliated with Instituto Cervantes, Google, or an examination provider.

What the learning method does

We place Spanish words inside an English story so the action provides context. Readers can reveal an English meaning, hide it, and recall an English translation. This combines contextual exposure and simple retrieval practice as a product approach; we do not claim that this site has been clinically or academically validated, or that it guarantees fluency.

Vocabulary sources and level limits

The current 85-word selection is curated for beginners. Our intended level reference is the Instituto Cervantes PCIC A1–A2 inventory, which distinguishes A1 and A2. Individual entries have not yet been verified against its A1 column. English meanings are written for the context of this story, not presented as exhaustive dictionary definitions.

The surrounding English narrative is not an A1 Spanish passage. The lesson helps with vocabulary recognition before moving to longer Spanish texts, but it does not provide a full curriculum or language certificate.

Scope and corrections

The current library contains one original five-chapter werewolf-and-vampire story. We aim to make the format and its limitations visible before you begin. If you notice an ambiguous translation, include the chapter, Spanish word, and suggested correction when contacting us.

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