Questions & Answers about Meine Krawatte ist dunkelblau.
Meine is a possessive determiner meaning “my”.
It tells us that the tie belongs to the speaker: Meine Krawatte = my tie.
In German, possessive determiners (mein, dein, sein, ihr, unser, euer, Ihr) stand in front of nouns just like English “my/your/his…”, and they also show gender, number, and case through their endings (here: -e).
Because Krawatte is:
- feminine (die Krawatte)
- in the nominative case
- singular
The basic form is mein, but for a feminine nominative singular noun, you add -e:
- mein Vater (masculine nominative)
- meine Mutter (feminine nominative)
- mein Kind (neuter nominative)
So: meine Krawatte is the correct form.