How to Say ‘The non-alcoholic mojito’ in Japanese
ノンアルのモヒート
non'aru no mohiito
[nohn-AH-roo noh moh-HEE-toh]
💬 Usage Tip: ノンアル (non-aru) is the everyday clipped form of ノンアルコール. Japanese often shortens long loanwords like this, as in コンビニ "convenience store".
Phrase Breakdown
ノンアル
non'aru
[nohn-AH-roo]
non-alcoholic (short)
Casual abbreviation of ノンアルコール.
ノンアルを飲みます。
I'll drink a non-alcoholic one.
の
no
[noh]
of; linking particle
の connects customer and handling, making the meaning 'customer handling' or 'dealing with customers.'
会社の仕事です。
It is company work.
モヒート
mohiito
[moh-HEE-toh]
mojito
A mint and lime cocktail.
モヒートを二つください。
Two mojitos, please.
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