"Ten kelner robi to inaczej."

Translation: This waiter does it differently.

[stephenpeckhover]

Oh my!

[Magesterium]

When I select the slower speach robi sounds like drogi, but in the quicker speach it sounds like robi. Might just be my ears. Thought it didn't make sense when I got it wrong

[GP62HE]

So, it's ok to have the adverb at the end of the sentence?

[EriottoSz]

I know it has been a while since this question was asked, but I am also interested in knowing its answer.
Why would it be okay to place 'inaczej' at the end of the sentence, although it is an adverb?
Dziękuję!

[marsgorski]

Isn't "server" just another word for "waiter"? My answer "This server does it differently" was not accepted.

[deactivated user]

'Server' used in this context in english feels quite unnatural, to the point I would likely misinterpret it as a computer server out of context.

[frandogk3]

It can be in English, yes.

[JoanieKatz]

'robi'--work! So why is it wrong to say "this waiter works
differently?

[serdna29]

"the waiter makes it differently" why is this wrong?

[Jellei]

It's an accepted answer, it should have worked.