"want" ... "would like" .... "will have"
I know that we cannot say "I want coffee and a bottle of water " .. if we did it would be a bit strange and we would be rude, right?

so the right is...
"I will have coffee and a bottle of water" ?
"I would like coffee and a bottle of water" ?
"coffee and a bottle of water, please" ?

a... sth else.. by the way when we want to order coffee and we want the same quantity in coffee and sugar we say :
"moderate coffee" , ?
"medium coffee", ?
"a coffee with two sugar and two coffee" ?

thanks...

Question

"want" ... "would like" .... "will have" 
I know that we cannot say "I want coffee and a bottle of water " .. if we did it would be a bit strange and we would be rude, right?

so the right is... 
"I will have coffee and a bottle of water"     ?
"I would like coffee and a bottle of water"   ?
"coffee and a bottle of water, please"         ?

a... sth else.. by the way when we want to order coffee and we want the same quantity in coffee and sugar we say :
"moderate coffee" ,     ?
"medium coffee",         ?
"a coffee with two sugar and two coffee" ?

thanks...

Answer

When ordering at a restaurant the correct way is:
I'll have a coffee and a bottle of water, please. Just one sugar in the coffee, please. I'll have two sugars in the coffee, please.

"I want" is not appropriate in formal settings.

"I'd like" is not necessary.

Answer

It is more polite to say: "I would like  a coffee and a bottle of water, thanks" 
    I would like 2 coffees with two sugars in both thanks

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