namae to juusho o nyuuryokushita ato, denwabangou o tsuikashimasu.

direct object particle

Breakdown of namae to juusho o nyuuryokushita ato, denwabangou o tsuikashimasu.

• と: noun-connector particle
• あと: after
• 〜た: past tense

Questions & Answers about namae to juusho o nyuuryokushita ato, denwabangou o tsuikashimasu.

Why is と used between 名前 and 住所?

Here と means and for nouns.

• 名前と住所 = name and address

This use of と is for a complete, definite list. It tells you both items are included.

Compare:

• 名前と住所 = name and address
• 名前や住所 = things like name and address / name, address, etc.

So と is the natural choice here because the sentence is talking about those specific two items.

Why is there only one を, after 住所, instead of one after both nouns?

Because 名前と住所 works as one combined object phrase:

• 名前と住所を入力した = entered the name and address

In Japanese, when two nouns are joined by と, the particle usually goes after the whole list, not after each noun.

So:

• 名前を住所を would be wrong here
• 名前と住所を is correct

The を marks the entire phrase 名前と住所 as the thing being entered.

What does 入力したあと mean exactly?