Uly, comma is right to use, but hyphen is never used with numbers in Europe. Maybe it is an American way.

Hmmmm, not according to this: http://www.gsbe.co.uk/grammar-numbers.html (and I quote....)
"Written cardinals from 21 to 99 are hyphenated –"
thirty-seven
fifty-six
eighty-three

So let's reverse the English lesson, yes? Eugenia, you need commas and hyphens!

Eugeniya, what do you mean by "in Europe"? Are we still talking about English? If yes, then you're mistaken, because hyphen is always used with compound numbers in BrE.
I've even found a discussion for you:
http://english.stackexchange.com/questions/111765/how-to-write-out-numbers-in-compliance-with-british-usage

Eight hundred fifty three thousand eight hundred and forty eight people

you need hyphens and dashes