How to say "with Person A and Person B"?


Recently I saw this sentence:

> マリアさんもホセさん、テレサちゃんときてください

I understand this as

> Maria, please also come, along with Jose and Teresa

If my translation is correct, is the comma a standard way of including
multiple other people? How about using と instead?

> ホセさんとテレサちゃんと

As a side question, if we replace も with は, how does the meaning change? Would
it be

> Maria, please come, along with Jose and Teresa

without the "also" part?




Of course, you can use と in this sentence such as マリアさんもホセさんとテレサちゃんときてください.
Either is fine.

If some words are listed, と is often omitted such as
明日学校に、教科書、鉛筆、ノート、絵の具、お弁当、体操着を持ってきてください.

You can replace も with は, and that means as you said.




Of course, you can use と in this sentence such as マリアさんもホセさんとテレサちゃんときてください.
Either is fine.

If some words are listed, と is often omitted such as
明日学校に、教科書、鉛筆、ノート、絵の具、お弁当、体操着を持ってきてください.

You can replace も with は, and that means as you said.

