Okay, the user wants me to translate "non-alcoholic cocktail" into Finnish. Let me start by recalling the Finnish terms for these concepts. "Non-alcoholic" translates to "ei-aloholinen" in Finnish. For "cocktail," the direct translation is "cocktail," but sometimes it's used as is in Finnish too. However, I should check if there's a more common term. Wait, in Finnish, "cocktail" is often used as is, but sometimes they might use "kotakeli" which is a loanword. But I think "cocktail" is more commonly used. So combining them, "non-alcoholic cocktail" would be "ei-aloholinen cocktail." Let me confirm that. Yes, "ei-aloholinen" is correct for non-alcoholic, and "cocktail" is used in Finnish. So the translation should be "ei-aloholinen cocktail." I don't see any other possible translations here. The user specified to provide only the translation without explanations, so I'll just output that.
ei-aloholinen cocktail
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