"Also..." interjection in Japanese; appending an additional request or afterthought


In Japanese, how would one go about appending an additional request or
afterthought?

For example:

> 1: お水【みず】をお願【ねが】いします。

"Water please."

> 2: あっ、（・・・）、氷【こおり】を入【い】れていただけませんか。

"..Ah **also** , could you add ice (to that)?" / "Additionally, could you add
ice (to that)?"

More specifically, what would be the most natural way of filling in （・・・）? The
closest word I know of would be それから, though I feel this word may be incorrect
in this situation.

**Also** , is there a more natural way of phrasing the example sentences?




Most naturally and commonly, that would be:

> 「あっ、 **あと** 、氷 **も** 入れていただけませんか？」

We also use 「それと」 as well.

Despite what you stated, 「それから」 is not a bad choice at all. Native speakers
use that, too.

You can say 「あとひとつ」, 「（それと/それから）もうひとつ」, etc. as well.




Most naturally and commonly, that would be:

> 「あっ、 **あと** 、氷 **も** 入れていただけませんか？」

We also use 「それと」 as well.

Despite what you stated, 「それから」 is not a bad choice at all. Native speakers
use that, too.

You can say 「あとひとつ」, 「（それと/それから）もうひとつ」, etc. as well.

