할 얘기가

something to say

→ 하다
phrase Common #3,759
something to say 할 얘기 means “something to say”; 가 marks it as the subject.
KO: 너 나한테 할 얘기가 있어?
EN: Do you have something to tell me?

할 얘기가 있대

They said they have something to talk about.

— 귀향 (2006)

할 얘기가 좀 있었거든

I had something I wanted to talk about.

— 공포의 보수 (1953)

자네와 할 얘기가 있는데 무슨 얘기?

I have something to discuss with you. What is it?

— 레베카 (1940)

나 한테 할 얘기가 뭔가?

What do you want to tell me?

— 엘 시크레토: 비밀의 눈동자 (2009)

네, 엄마 한테 할 얘기가 많아요

Yes, I have a lot to talk to Mom about.

— 귀향 (2006)

할 얘기가 있소

I have something to say.

— 무인 곽원갑 (2006)

사실은 너 한테 할 얘기가 있다

Actually, there’s something I need to tell you.

— 이키루 (1952)

급히 할 얘기가 뭐 야?

What do you need to talk about urgently?

— 언터처블: 1%의 우정 (2011)

할 얘기가 많다고 했잖아요!

I told you I had a lot to say!

— 베를린 천사의 시 (1987)

들어야 할 얘기가 뭐 냐?

What do you need to hear?

— 안드레이 루블료프 (1966)

그런 얘기 아니면 할 얘기가 없어?

If not that kind of story, then you have nothing else to say?

— 달콤한 인생 (1960)

너 한테 할 얘기가 있는데 우리 둘만 알아야 할 얘기 야

I have something to tell you, but it has to stay between the two of us.

— 마농의 샘 2부 (1986)

할 얘기가 뭐 죠?

What did you want to talk about?

— 행복한 라짜로 (2018)