"Children like candies and treats."

Translation: 子どもはあめやおかしが好きです。

[Gabsurd]

Can i use "to" instead of "ya"?

[sora_Japan]

あめ　と　おかし。　 candies and treats only. just candies and treats.

あめ　や　おかし。　candies and treats etc. candies and treats and something.

[SydneyFalk1]

very useful to know, ありがとう!

[V2Blast]

You'd use と if you're giving an exhaustive list; you'd use や if you're just giving some examples from a larger list.

[airzae]

と implies that you are exhaustively listing everything. So it's not really appropriate.

[Keith_APP]

Yes you can. The meaning has a small difference.

[chudzilla1]

In casual language is it possible to leave out the が before the すき? It feels like it flows better without it.