桜がみたいです

[MTR]

桜をみたいです
Are they both correct?
Any difference?

 

[Ben Bullock]

桜をみたいです
Are they both correct?
Any difference?

As far as I know they're both correct, with the が one being more common.

Googling got me this long discussion:
View topic - がしたい vs をしたい | TheJapanesePage.com
There might be more detail there than you wanted.

 

[Glenn]

Just based on my own experience with the language, I agree with the poster who said this, particularly the second statement:

やりたい「意思（情意）」を強調するときは「が」を使います。
やりたい「動作」を強調するときは「を」を使います。

I don't think I ever really think about it, though.

 

[Elizabeth]

As a general rule, が indicates an object of desire. を points to an action to take on it. I don't think there is really anything more specific or direct たい brings to change the equation. Without reading up on that link...haha..