No. 2 in Swedish
att
"Att" in Swedish means "to" (used before a verb in the infinitive form) or "that" (in certain contexts).
In a sentence
Jag hoppas att det blir soligt idag.
I hope that it becomes sunny today.
Here, 'att' is a subordinating conjunction introducing a subordinate clause.
Att springa varje morgon är bra för hälsan.
To run every morning is good for health.
In this sentence, 'att' is an infinitive marker used before a verb in its base form.
De bad mig att hjälpa till med flytten.
They asked me to help with the move.
'Att' here functions as an infinitive marker introducing the action requested.
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