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I've had some trouble communicating I want '2 of each' or '2 more of each' at
cafes. It happens when I order a coffee and receive one stick of sugar and one
creamer and I try to ask for 2 more by saying ２つもうお願いします but then I just
receive 1 more of each. Any suggestions?
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How can I ask for "two of each" (cream and sugar) at a cafe?
You can use [ずつ](https://japanese.stackexchange.com/q/38359/5010).

> もう2つずつお願いします。

Note that もう must be placed _before_ the number, and ずつ must be placed _after_
the counter.
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