"I feel hungry."

Translation: Mi sentas min malsata.

[ferrum]

Shouldn't it be "malsatan", to go with "min"?

[jxetkubo]

No, it shouldn’t. Let’s say, that senti comes with three phrase parts: the subjeckt (here: mi), the object (here: min), and the state (here: malsata). Only the object is in the accusative. A translation back to English with all three would be: I feel that I am hungry.

Mi sentas min malsatan … – I feel that I, the hungry, am … (Now the state is missing.)

[deactivated user]

Ya know, that makes a lot sense. I think that your explanation (or something similar to it) should be placed inside of the Esperanto notes section for this topic.