1. How do you say "stiff neck" in Cantonese? It sounds like it's a training on the neck

It should be: 瓓橩 (due to the same ceremony, 2 tones) neck

2. The Cantonese word for "従捩" (meaning "cheating and drinking") is "Crazy" "Eating too much"?

It should be: 黐 Drink and eat. The word 鐐 means "stick" and "stick". It is a very vivid expression, following others to eat and drink everywhere.

3. "Speaking of which, A Ming is still his biological father." Does "speak of" here mean "speak easily"?

It should be: talking again and again, or talking again and again

4. Does "turning back to the topic" mean "turning around again"?

Yes.

5. What kind of ice cream is Vanilla ice cream?

It’s not strawberry, strawberry is strawberry;

Vanilla is vanilla, which is called vanilla in English.

The above saying comes from Hong Kong.

6. "Why do you always like to argue with me?" Does it mean "You are so stubborn"?

It should be: Bao Yao Jing

7. Is bad morality said to be "yin zab" or "yin zat"?

It should be: yin zat (sound) Same as "quality"), zab means "persistence"

Maybe you have also heard of sab, which means sinister.

8. Is the word "揸" pronounced "zab" or "zat"?

It should be: zaa is right (pronounced the same as "slag"), the word group 揸fit;