Can you Translate This To Japanese(romanji)?

Question

"Is this what we desire"

and what is the meaning of the word ga and kimi like "kimi ga"

Answer 1

ha ha ha ha

who told you that " kimi ga"

it means lord moth????

kimi means prince or lord

ga means moth

funny......

Answer 2

kore wa watashitachi ga negatterukoto(hoshiimono)?

KIMI is "you"

Answer 3

"desu""da" is for "Is"

"kore" for "this"

"what" for "mono"

"watashitachiwa(ga)" for "we"

"nozonda""nozondeiru""hossuru""hosshit... for desire

Summarized

If you just ask

"kore wa watashitachi no(ga) hosshiteiru mono nano ka"

"kore wa watashitachi no(ga) hosshiteiru mono desu ka"

"kore wa watashitachi no(ga) nozomu mono nano ka"

"kore wa watashitachi no(ga) nozomu mono desu ka"

If you have strong feelings of doubt , denial or anger

"kore GA watashitachi no(ga) hosshiteiru mono (DATO IU NO) ka"

"kore GA watashitachi no(ga) hosshiteiru mono (DATO IU NO) desu ka"

"kore GA watashitachi no(ga) nozomu mono (DATO IU NO) ka"

"kore GA watashitachi no(ga) nozomu mono (DATO IU NO) desu ka"

I hope I could help you

Answer 4

is this what we desire?

=kore ga nozonde ita kekka nano? (female, casual, desire = result)

=kore ga hoshikatta mono nano? (female, casual, desire = stuff)

kimi = you (male term)

ga = shows just before word is subject

Answer 5

Kore ga ii desu ka?

Not literal at all (that was "Is this good?) but accurate considering the implied context of your question.

"Kimi" is generally a somewhat condescending way to say "you."  The "ga" is a particle indicating sentence subject.

Answer 6

I can translate that. The Japanese is 'Refer To The Dictionary'