Can you translate anata des kichigai from Japanese to English?

Answer 1

The structure is incorrect, rendering this sentence ungrammatical and therefore difficult to translate with complete confidence. However, I can say that it is most likely that the sentence intends to say "Anata ga kichigai desu.' This would translate as "You are crazy."

Answer 2

It's kind of difficult to say what this exactly means without context.

Anata wa: you

chiizu: cheese

o (wo): accusative (object indicator, thus 'shitai' has to be the verb whose object is cheese)

shitai: want to do/make/apply etc

desu ka: auxiliary + question marker

'Shitai' is a grammatical inflection of 'suru' which adds the sense of 'want to...' to it. However 'suru' is similar to 'to do' or '-ize'/'ify' (verb-making suffixes) in English, and has a wide usage and variety of meanings in Japanese. Here this sentence can have different meanings in different situations but some possibilities are:

'Do you want to apply/put cheese?' (as in a sandwich etc)

'Do you want to say cheese? (as in a photograph)

Answer 3

It means: Do you love/like a lot "chimpo"?

I have no idea what "chimpo" is because it's misspelled. There is no "m" letter alone in Japanese.