Sxreek

But I think there was actually an article in a Disney Magazine that transcribed a lot of Stitch’s alien language from back in the day that I actually remember reading!

and for some one who grew up watching the Lilo and Stitch TV series it was a godsend (cause Stitch spoke “alien” in the series way more then then english in the TV show for whatever reason, even if he should of been fluent after so much time with Lilo. Smarter then a super computer my left buttcheek I think Stitch is just stubborn) 

They only had a few casual words of Tantalog (the language of Jumba’s species that most of the experiments spoke) 

I suggest looking up some of the linguistics of Tantalog on the Lilo and Stitch Wiki! 

The alphabet is really in depth and they based it on native Hawaiian, Chinese and Chezcreekian. 

And I remember being able to understand some of Stitch’s linguistics due from context clues alone. 

So long story short:

Meega = Me/I

Nala = either “I want to” or “evil” 

Kweesta = “Destroy”

Meega Nala Kweesta = “I want to destroy”

Although, Given the context and the council’s reaction, I think a more appropriate translation is the implied as a direct threat: “I want to destroy all of YOU”

Like “I want to cause problems on purpose/ I will fuck all y’all up” 

this does not. they're playing world of tanks which is like the "call of duty" of tank games (casual, players only slightly bad-smelling). it also doesn't have support for tank peripherals. no game does. no trainers do afaik. which means that (assuming this isn't just a video editing) all of that shit they are fucking with translates into mouse/keyboard inputs that the game understands. that's weird/hard and perplexing, uh, and considering that "tank peripherals" aren't a thing that exist i can only guess they built them theirselves

you can most notably see the resemblance in the horns

so the real question is