On više ne pije kavu navečer.

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Breakdown of On više ne pije kavu navečer.

• kava: coffee
• piti: to drink
• više ne: no longer

Questions & Answers about On više ne pije kavu navečer.

Why is it kavu and not kava?

Because kava is a direct object of the verb pije (to drink), so it takes the accusative case. Feminine nouns ending in -a typically change -a to -u in the singular accusative: kava → kavu.
Examples:

• Pijem kavu.
• Volim kavu.

Can I drop the pronoun On?

Yes. Croatian is pro‑drop, so Više ne pije kavu navečer is fine. The verb form pije already tells you it’s 3rd person singular, but without on/ona you won’t know the gender unless context makes it clear. Use On (or Ona) for emphasis or clarity.

Where can I put navečer in the sentence?

Common, natural placements are:

• At the end: On više ne pije kavu navečer.
• At the beginning for topic/focus: Navečer on više ne pije kavu.
• Right after the subject: On navečer više ne pije kavu.

All are grammatical; moving navečer slightly shifts emphasis (time vs. the stopping of the habit), but the core meaning stays the same.

Is više ne a fixed way to say “no longer/anymore”? Could I say ne više pije?