Morose

I was reading some entries here on Italki and I came across this word 'Morose' which [is | was] new to me.

I searched for its translation and it is translated as 'taciturno' and even when is in Spanish I didn't know its meaning , this . It is not a very common word; I've only heard it in a song. This The song is called 'Fotografias' and it's sang sung by Juanes and Nelly Furtado.

I searched for the meaning of this word and I found [out] that it means a deep sense of sadness and melancholy and that is the [same] feeling the song [I talked about] evokes.

[That's | It's] the perfect song to [hear | listen to] on a rainy day like this. I'm actually listening to it while I'm writing, the only thing missing [here] is a cup of hot chocolate and sweet bread.

Morose is a great word, though somewhat rare in modern English (as is the word melancholy). I put corrections in green and anything optional in brackets. Just a few small errors. And discovering words on a rainy day with a cup of hot chocolate sounds lovely :)

Morose

I was reading some entries here on Italki and I came across this word 'Morose' which is new to me. (Yeah, that's not really a word we use much in normal conversations. I actually had to think a second to recall its deeper meanings)

I searched for its translation and it is translated as 'taciturno' and even when it is in spanish I didn't know its meaning , this is not a very common word I've only heard it in a song. This song is called 'Fotografias' and its sang by Juanes and Nelly Furtado. (That's an old song! Like 2003.)

I searched for the meaning of this word and I found out that it means a deep sense of sadness and melancholy and that the same feeling the song I talked about evokes.

That's the perfect song to hear on a rainy day like this. I'm actually listening to it while I'm writing, the only thing missing here is a cup of hot chocolate and sweet bread.