"Which events do you want to see?"

Translation: どのしゅもくを見たいですか？

[PotatoCasserol]

Why is this をand not が?

[gyJe7QcR]

Genki 1 page 254: "A verb that takes the particle を can have either the particle を or が when it is followed by たい."

[mycoplasma]

It could actually be either.

[Dan553966]

Yes, but "ga" is more appropriate with "tai."

[Jinjer20]

This particular verb always seems to take wo, I've noticed.

[GTFuza]

I also learned that you use が with 〜たい form verbs, because the 〜たい effectively makes the verb like a grammatical adjective. That said, you frequently hear Japanese people use を not only with 〜たい verbs, but even with 〜好き sentences.

[kristenc7]

In case anyone else is wondering why you can't use どっち / どちら here: Apparently you can only use those to mean "which" of two options. どの / どれ are for "which" of many options. https://japanese.stackexchange.com/questions/14997/can-%E3%81%A9%E3%81%A3%E3%81%A1-mean-which-one-of-many

[Dylan_Nicholson]

I would start paying for Duo in a heartbeat if it provided that sort of feedback when you got things wrong.

[Jinjer20]

On other courses I've learned that it out inappropriately direct to ask some what they want using the -tai conjunction which should only be used for expressing ones oven desires. Can you explain the inconsistency?

[BrandonMag937878]

It is wrong to assume someones wants, so in a plain sentence, using -tai for someone else gives the wrong nuance.

However, that isn't the case here. This is a direct question to a person asking them what they want. There is no assumptions being made as it is a question.

[MaynardHogg]

どの種目★が★みたいですか？
Rejected

[Giulydivi]

「どの種目を見たいるの？」wasn't accepted, can anyone explain what's wrong with it?

[Dan553966]

見たい can't be followed by る and 見ている isn't the form you want.

[dkkauwe]

Why is this sentence still appearing in the Level 4 lessons? It uses just one remedial kanji and isn't teaching anything more different/difficult than the previous Levels