"another" and "other"

I think you are right.

Kittixay we use "another" for one thing , and "other" for two things or more. Is it correct or not?

That's a very broad rule that I cannot confirm without context.

Kittixay we use "another" for one thing , and "other" for two things or more. Is it correct or not?

Hmmm, no. You can say "another three apples", or "three other apples". Notice the word order. Also, "another" can mean "one + other": I need one other egg ---> I need another egg.
That's what I think.

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another few is the "plural" of another

example

I want another paper

I want another few papers

but with numbers it's only another

I want another three papers

Anon, I don't really think that "another" has a unique plural. You could just as easily say "I want some more cookies" as "I want another few cookies."

(Paper is generally used in the singular unless you mean newspapers. I think you want to say "sheets of paper.")

Anonymousbut with numbers it's only another

I want another three papers

Can't we say "I want three other papers" or "I want a few other papers" too? I think we can...