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Major/Minor Function of Minor sixth chords

WhichWhat are the precise harmonic functions of the Major/MinorMinor sixth chord? I remember that I read somewhere that they play often the role of the I degree in a chord progression (like the often used 6/9 chord) but why this? If this is correct when I find that D-6 in picture I should say that I'm in the tonality of D minor and not F major.. basically that one cannot be a sixth of F cause on the sixth degree of a major scale I should find a min7 chord right? Thank you and sorry for the dumb question, I'm studying jazz and still have so much to learn!

Major/Minor sixth chords

Which are the precise harmonic functions of the Major/Minor sixth chord? I remember that I read somewhere that they play often the role of the I degree in a chord progression (like the often used 6/9 chord) but why this? If this is correct when I find that D-6 in picture I should say that I'm in the tonality of D minor and not F major.. basically that one cannot be a sixth of F cause on the sixth degree of a major scale I should find a min7 chord right? Thank you and sorry for the dumb question, I'm studying jazz and still have so much to learn!

Function of Minor sixth chords

What are the precise harmonic functions of the Minor sixth chord? I remember that I read somewhere that they play often the role of the I degree in a chord progression (like the often used 6/9 chord) but why this? If this is correct when I find that D-6 in picture I should say that I'm in the tonality of D minor and not F major.. basically that one cannot be a sixth of F cause on the sixth degree of a major scale I should find a min7 chord right? Thank you and sorry for the dumb question, I'm studying jazz and still have so much to learn!

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Major/Minor sixth chords

Which are the precise harmonic functions of the Major/Minor sixth chord? I remember that I read somewhere that they play often the role of the I degree in a chord progression (like the often used 6/9 chord) but why this? If this is correct when I find that D-6 in picture I should say that I'm in the tonality of D minor and not F major.. basically that one cannot be a sixth of F cause on the sixth degree of a major scale I should find a min7 chord right? Thank you and sorry for the dumb question, I'm studying jazz and still have so much to learn!