  In this paper, we investigate the primordial perturbations of inflation model
induced from the multi-field mimetic gravity, where there are two field during
inflation, and thus both adiabatic and isocurvature perturbation modes are
generated. We show that although it is true that the original adiabatic
perturbation mode loses the kinetic term due to the constraint equation, by
applying the curvaton mechanism where one of the field is viewed as curvaton
field, the adiabatic perturbation can actually be transferred from the
isocurvature one at the end of inflation. Detailed calculations are performed
for both inflationary and the consequent matter-dominant epochs. Therefore, the
so-called "non-propagating problem" of the adiabatic mode will actually do no
harm to the multi-field mimetic inflation models.
