Pan [5] is called "Zhuan", which is called he:n[4] in most areas of Zhuang language and Zhuan in Guangzhou dialect. Vernacular Pan [5] comes from Zhuang language.
Lan [4] is "overflow", Zhuang language belongs to the category of R sound, all of which are called ron[4], Yongning and Donglan are called lon[4], Qinzhou is called lyn[4], and Guangzhou dialect (when cooking porridge) is called phan[2].
Hεn[4] "chew (bone)", which is called he:n[4] in Zhuang language and ηa:t[8] in Guangzhou dialect.
Muη[ 1] is "soft", Zhuang language is called boη[ 1] (Wuming) or buη[ 1] (Ningming), Zhuang language is called moη[ 1] (Tiandong) and Guangzhou dialect is called "Song" Su.
Lεp[9] "chaff", which is called re:p[8] or le:p[8] in most areas of Zhuang language, and "old chaff" in Guangzhou dialect.
Mat[7] is "mildew", which is called mwt[7] (Wuming) in Zhuang language, mut[7] (Yishan, Shangsi), mot[7] (Hengxian) and "Mao" in Guangzhou dialect.
Muk[7] "Dao", called mok[7] (Tannan) in Zhuang language, mok[8] (Fusui) in Cantonese, and mo:k[8] (Daxin), called ηam[2].
Lou [4]kε[ 1] "father", the gram [5] in Zhuang language means "old", the father in Jingxi dialect in the south is also called la:u[4] gram [5], and it is called "old bean" in Guangzhou dialect.
Lεu[5] means "gan", which is called jle:u[5] (Tannan) in Zhuang language and re:u[5] (Wuming), le:u[5] (Fusui) and he:u[5] (Chongzuo and Longzhou) in Guangzhou dialect.
Nanning: The canal is afraid that people will know more.
Guangzhou: I'm so scared to know about the canal.
Nanning: @ ③ Rain falls into the sky.
Guangzhou: Rain falls to the sky.
Nanning: Steal @ 4 if you have it. (Yes, no; Here, give it; Everybody kick @ ④.