Ja više ne radim tamo.

I no longer work there.

Breakdown of Ja više ne radim tamo.

• ja: I
• tamo: there
• raditi: to work
• ne: not

Questions & Answers about Ja više ne radim tamo.

Is ja necessary here, or could the sentence just be Više ne radim tamo?

Yes, ja can be omitted.

Serbian often leaves out subject pronouns because the verb ending already shows who is doing the action.

• radim = I work / I am working

So:

• Ja više ne radim tamo.
• Više ne radim tamo.

both mean the same thing.

Including ja usually adds a bit of emphasis, contrast, or clarity, as if saying:

• I don’t work there anymore.

What does više ne mean exactly?

Više ne means no longer, not anymore, or not ... anymore.

In this sentence:

• više ne radim = I no longer work / I don’t work anymore

A very useful pattern is:

• više ne + verb

Examples:

• Više ne pušim. = I don’t smoke anymore.
• Više ne živimo ovde. = We don’t live here anymore.

Be careful: više on its own often means more, but in the pattern više ne, it means anymore / no longer.

Why is ne before the verb?