Questions & Answers about Sådant mode är inte för mig.
Why is it sådant in this sentence instead of sådan?
Sådant (such) is a demonstrative pronoun that must agree with the gender of the noun it describes. Because mode (fashion) is an ett-word (ett mode), we have to use the t-form sådant. If you were talking about an en-word, like en tröja (a sweater), you would use sådan tröja instead.
Does sådant mean 'such' or 'such a'?
It can mean both! In Swedish, you do not need to add a separate article after sådan or sådant. English often uses 'such a' for countable nouns and just 'such' for uncountable ones like 'fashion'. In Swedish, sådant mode covers the entire meaning on its own.
Could I use the plural sådana here if I mean 'fashions'?
Yes, if you were talking about multiple fashion trends, you could say sådana moden (such fashions). The pronoun always changes to match the plural noun. However, in this specific sentence, mode is singular, so we stick to the singular form sådant.
Why do we use för mig here instead of till mig for 'for me'?