ものがあります

there is/are something

→ 物
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there is/are something Used to say that something exists or that someone has something. Depending on context, it can also emphasize a notable quality, as in 激しいものがあります, meaning “it is quite intense.”
JA: あなたに話したいものがあります。
EN: There is something I want to tell you.

ぜひ見せたいものがあります

There’s something I’d really like to show you.

— オープン・ユア・アイズ (1997)

足りないものがあります

There’s something missing.

私にも彼女に伝えるものがあります

I also have something to tell her.

— お嬢さん (2016)

下に新しいものがあります

There's a new one below.

— 善き人のためのソナタ (2006)

そのクラスには数学最もよくできる生徒達いて競争激しいものがあります

That class also has students who are exceptionally good at math, making the competition fierce.

私にはさらに時代遅れものがあります

I have something even more outdated.

— レッドクリフ Part I (2008)

お金では買えないものがあります

There are some things money can't buy.