Transliteration of "film"

Kit Hau Jyu 歇後語 (an idiomatic two-part double pun) 唔熟唔食. 黃皮樹Wampi tree, a type of fruit tree ; 了哥 Parrot; 唔 not; 熟 ripe (in fruit), familiar (in people); 食 eat. A parrot perched on a Wampi tree would only pick the ripest fruits to eat. Since "熟(ripe)" can also refer to people one is familiar with or close to, it works as a pun to represent people taking advantage of a friend

是 Is; 他 He, him; 也 And; 你 You; 和 And; 我 I, me. This is the lyrics from the song "Hotel 狂潮" (1979) by Susanna Kwan Kuk Ying, lyrics by Wong Jum Sum. The song served as the opening theme of the TV drama of the same name, which was the first drama on TVB with a modern setting. 'Hotel' is considered one of the most popular series in Hong Kong television history, with about 1.9 million viewers, according to Hong Kong government figures at the time when the city’s population was 4.551 million (source: Wikipedia). The song itself had a significant impact on the development of Cantonese songs.

勁 Strong, good strength

"Hea", sometimes written as "Hae", is a word that becomes popular from early 2000s.

剝光 Stripped; 豬 Pig = Strip a pig. The last step of butchering a pig is to pour hot water over it and remove the hair on the skin. This idiom essentially means stripping something all the way down. It can be used to describe any action that involves removing everything until only the core remains, especially in a chess game, where it could mean eliminating all pawns except for the king

我 Me; 讀得書少 not that educated; 你 you; 唔好don't; 呃 deceive = Don't try to deceive me though I am not well educated. This is a quote from one of the most famous Cantonese movies, "Fist of Fury (The Chinese Connection)", starring Bruce Lee.

It is said that there was a Mongolian general named Wuli, who used a single blade, and was hated by the citizens. He died because he drowned while trying to cross a river on a horse. The people then used his nickname to describe individuals who are muddle-headed

點 How; 解 Explain; 嘅 (intonation) is = How to explain?

原諒Forgive; 我 Me; 這; This 一生 life; 不羈放縱 Being unrestrained; 愛 Love; 自由 Freedom. This is the lyrics from the song "The Boundless Sea and Sky 海闊天空" (1993) by Beyond, a famous rock band in Hong Kong, lyrics by Wong Ka Kui. Since the death of the lead singer of the band, this song has become one of the most iconic songs of the band. It is about personal freedom and the pursuit of dreams. The song has received over 100 million views on YouTube, making it the first Cantonese song to reach that milestone

Phonetic translation of "Salute". This term is commonly used to represent casual apologies in Hong Kong, as some people use the gesture of salute to show apology.

有啲 Some; 嘢 Thing; 就係要 Have to; 用 Use; 廣東話 Cantonese; 講 Say; 先得 Would work