是 Yes; 但 But; 啦 (intonation) la = Yes, but

大 Big; 佬 Man, guy = Big guy

得 Get, have; 閒 Free; 飲茶 Yum Cha, eating Dim Sum = Let's have Dim Sum when you are free

執 Catch, grab; 生 Alive = Grab the opportunity to survive

大 Big; 穮 A stem that looks big, but can't produce much rice 禾 Oryza sativa (rice plant). Sometimes written as 大泡和. Meaning something looks better than it is, so it doesn't meet one's expectations.

Typing this using Simplified Cangjie will result in "正". It means correct, awesome

青 Green; BB (Onomatopoeia)

𥄫 look. In Cantonese, there are a few common but distinctly different words for "looking". If you can distinguish between 𥄫、睥 、裝 、睇, you are probably a pro in Cantonese

疊 Stack; 水 Water, here means money = many stacks of money

Lyrics from the song "Tourbillon 陀飛輪" (2010) by Eason Chan, lyrics by Wyman Wong. The lyrics of this song express regret over the fleeting nature of time. During childhood, we may have had free time, but lacked financial resources, and in contrast, as we age and accumulate wealth, we find ourselves with less time to enjoy it.

Lyrics from the song "Homecoming 似水流年" (1984) by Anita Mui, lyrics by Cheng Kwok Kong. The song was written for the movie of the same name. This song is very famous and has been covered by many other singers. The line expresses the idea that even when someone or something is gone, the memories remain, and they can be both comforting and painful.

Sometimes will be written as "褸丘"; 褸 Jacket; 丘 Empty. It used to describe someone who is messy, untidy, or disorganized in their appearance. Now it specifically used to describe untidy hairstyle that is too long.