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Can you say "I'm getting some milk in a little while." too?

Either would be fine. I would probably say "Excuse me, could I get one more?"

Dear Sirs/Madams, Thank you so much for your explanations.

Thanks!

Possibly, but only with the right context. What context did you have in mind?

The use of "décidément" as a standalone interjection has a defeatist component to it, as in "yup, so (clearly) THIS is (what's)...

Finishing my work in time, I felt relieved. So does this sentence sound formal, too?

Thank you, cidertree. Thank you, heypresto.

Hi! When I am buying a bottle of water in the street. I already bought one. But suddenly I realized that I forgot my friend's water...

The items have problems with yellowing, both generally and in spots.

If evolution is real, why are there still monkeys? = why do monkeys (still) exist? If evolution is real, why are monkeys still there? =...

But the lower pitch accompanies with loose then narrowered the gap between vocal cords?

Merci à tous, en effet ce n'est pas chose facile de conserver un terme du champ lexical équestre dans cette image, sans que cela sonne...

Can you use the verb reckon in the present continuous? I doubt about this because reckon can mean consider, which is a stative verb...

In this context 'going to' sounds more like 'I'm going out (to the shops) to get some' than 'I will get some.'