食咗 Eaten; 飯 Rice, meal; 未 Yet = Have you eaten yet?

Pronunciation: tup tup hum; 佮佮 Fit, exact; 㪠 Fit, same size

From the lyrics of "Monica"(1984) by Leslie Cheung, lyrics by Peter Lai; 誰 Who; 能 Can; 代替 Replace; 你 You; 地位 Status/role = Who can replace you? It is used to express the idea that no one can replace or fill the role of the person addressed in the song. In the context of the signal box, the phrase is used to emphasize the importance of Cantonese language and culture, suggesting that Cantonese language holds a unique and irreplaceable position in Hong Kong's identity and heritage.

逗 Ask for; 利是 Red Packet, a small red envelope with cash (mostly bill) in it; the Literal meaning is"good sign, blessing". During the Chinese New Year or other festive occasions, it is customary for parents, elders, and married couples to give red packets containing cash as a form of blessing to unmarried children and young people. To receive the red packet, the younger generation will approach the elder and offer greetings and good wishes for health, longevity, and prosperity. The elder will then present the red packet as a symbol of their blessing and well wishes for the younger person. The act of "asking for red packets" is seen as a respectful and polite way for younger generations to show gratitude and respect to their elders.

街坊 Neighbourhood, also means neighbour; 撐 Support; 華 Chinese; 埠 Port

Means "Hey" when you are starting a conversation, and as an intonation to indicate a suggestion when placed at the end when paired with "La". It also could be an impolite people to address a person

細Small; 埃 Dust, angstrom (Å)

十 Ten; 足 Complete = 10 out of 10

我 Me; 撐 Support; 廣東話 Cantonese

側 Tilt, turn; 膊 Shoulder; 唔 No; 多 More; 覺 Feeling = Turh away the shoulder, pretend you do not notice it

出 Leave; Pool refers to "the Pool of single people"

Transliteration of "Lift"