Trivia: When Nani is chasing after Lilo, the young girl hides from Nani. In the original version, as seen on VHS and first edition DVD (and possibly other early releases), when Nani leans against the wall she hears the metal squeaks of the dryer door and realises Lilo is hiding inside the clothes dryer. In later releases and media, this specific scene has been altered: the audio of metal squeaking was removed; the dryer edited out and changed to Lilo hiding under a wood table, using a pizza box lid as the door blocking her from Nani's view. (00:20:15)
Trivia: After David performs the last fire stunt at the luau, in the shot facing the clapping audience as David raises his arm, some things to notice: the animated versions of Chris Sanders and Dean DeBlois are sitting in the audience; there are two of Dean DeBlois and two of another bald man. (00:32:00)
Trivia: Directors Dean DeBlois and Chris Sanders make a cameo, running on the street when Stitch destroys the beach.
Trivia: The number A113 appears three times in this movie. First, when Stitch has recreated San Francisco, it is on a license plate. The second is the license plate of the gas truck Stitch drives at the end of the movie. The third time is the fire truck at the end of the movie that goes to Nani's house. A113 is often seen in animated movies as a reference to the classroom number used by graphic design and character animation students at the California Institute of the Arts.
Trivia: The Summer 2002 issue of Disney News advised readers to watch for references in "Lilo" to "Mulan," Walt Disney Feature Animation Florida's first feature film. I found two: A poster in the dog pound urging people to adopt a dog features a boy hugging Little Brother, Mulan's dog. Later, in a shot of a Hawaii street, one restaurant's name read "Mulan Wok".
Trivia: Pixar's Luxo ball is seen on a stool near the butcher block table in the kitchen.
Trivia: When the roller skate with Scrump explodes and Jumba falls backwards, if you pause at the right time, you will see that the shelf on the wall has five hooks on it. Later on, when Jumba and Stitch are passing the gun to each other, the shelf now has four hooks on it like it should. (01:00:34 - 01:02:02)
Trivia: While Jumba is searching for Stitch in the house, Lilo and Stitch are sitting on top of the workbench as they're working on hiding an explosive device inside Scrump. In this shot, there are three Hidden Mickeys: on the bench top beside Lilo's foot; on the upside-down boot heel; on the right leg of the workbench. (01:00:20)
Trivia: While Pleakley is freaking out in the water about a shark being a "tricky fish," he then has an issue with an octopus. When Pleakley scrambles to get out of the water and plucks the small octopus off his face, there's a hidden Mickey on the octopus. (00:56:05)
Answer: The movie contains two languages one is English, and the other is Hawaiian. Meega translate to I or me, and Quessta translate to destroy. I don't know what Nala means, people are telling me it means no or want, so essentially "I want to destroy".
Or it could be I no destroy but since they hate peace so much, they basically hate him.