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Consider the following sentence.

> お金持{かねも}ちになるもんね。

What does the 「もんね」 mean?

Without もんね、i.e. 「お金持ちになる。」, it means "becomes rich"。
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What does もんね mean?
「～～もんね」 is a sentence-ender that is used mostly, if not exclusively, by
children. Technically, both 「もの/もん」 and 「ね」 are sentence-ending particles, so
the two are combined in 「もんね」.

It is used to state or declare something boastfully, braggingly, etc. often
with a hint of playfulness.

> "I'm gonna be rich; That's for sure!"
>
> "I'm gonna be rich, I promise!"

As an adult, you could use 「もんね」 _**kiddingly**_ once in a while, but if you
used it in a serious tone or used it too often, you would end up sounding
pretty weird. You might end up sounding like a manga/anime character if you
used it repeatedly.
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