"Zān havon hen kisalbrot sinditaks."

Translation: Yesterday bread was bought for the feast.

[LEPerezV94]

Why is "Yesterday the bread for the feast was bought" wrong?

[Darellur]

It does not seem a natural way of saying it in English where adverbial phrases come at the start or the end of a sentence.

[LEPerezV94]

Maybe it's my Spanish thought-process the one that thought it, but I thought that if I was planning the feast and asked what was bought the day before, that would be an adequate answer.

"What was bought yesterday?"
"The bread for the feast."