HINDI VERB

मन करना

to feel like, said as the mind does

Conjugation

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वर्तमान काल · now and habits: the -ता forms (जाता हूँ)

Form	Masculine	Feminine
वहit feels like

अपूर्ण वर्तमान · happening right now: रहा, रही, रहे (जा रहा हूँ)

Form	Masculine	Feminine
वहit is feeling like

सामान्य भूत · finished actions (गया, गई); a transitive verb puts ने on its subject and agrees with its object

Form	Masculine	Feminine
वहit felt like

अपूर्ण भूत · “used to” and “was …ing”: the -ता forms with था (जाता था)

Form	Masculine	Feminine
वहit used to feel like

भविष्यत् काल · plans and promises (जाऊँगा, जाएंगे)

Form	Masculine	Feminine
वहit will feel like

संभावनार्थ · wishes, “shall I”, “so that”: जाऊँ, जाएं

One sentence for each tense, the way people say it.

Present

गर्मी में मेरा मन रोज़ आम खाने का करता है.

In summer I feel like eating mangoes every day.
Continuous

आज मेरा मन घर पर रहने का कर रहा है.

Today I feel like staying home.
Past

कल रात मेरा मन अचानक समोसे खाने का किया.

Last night I suddenly felt like eating samosas.
Imperfect

बचपन में मेरा मन रोज़ खेलने का करता था.

As a child I felt like playing every day.
Future

सर्दी में तुम्हारा मन गरम चाय का करेगा.

In winter you'll feel like hot chai.
Subjunctive

जब तुम्हारा मन करे, तब आ जाओ.

Come whenever you feel like it.

The one who feels like it owns the मन and what he feels like doing takes का: मेरा मन चाय पीने का कर रहा है.
मन stays masculine singular whoever it belongs to: उनका मन करता है.

The lessons that teach a form of it, and how they say it.

मेरा मन चाय पीने का करता है. I feel like drinking chai.
कल मेरा मन घूमने का किया. Yesterday I felt like walking around.
सर्दी में गरम हलवा खाने का मन करेगा. In winter you'll feel like eating hot halwa.

Beginner Level 3 · बैठने का मन कर रहा है

The same pattern, on other verbs: dative verb (the experiencer takes को).