Translation into Biigtigong’s dialect of Nishnaabemwin:

• Gchi-piitendaagwad wmaandi Gaa-siniinsdaawngaag yaayan.

Gchi-piitendaagwad wmaandi Gaa-siniinsdaawngaag yaayan. ~ Welcome to Pebble Beach, [you(singular)].

Morphemes (building blocks of each word):

• Gchi-piitendaagwad ~ “it is appreciated”
  • Gchi- ~ “very”, “quite”
  • piitendaagwad ~ “it is valued so high”, “it ranks so high”
• wmaandi ~ “here”
• Gaa-siniinsdaawngaag ~ “Pebble Beach”
  • Gaa-…g ~ “that which…”
  • sin ~ “stone, rock”
  • iins ~ [diminutivization of the preceding term]
  • daawng ~ “particle, sand”
  • aa ~ “it is in a state, it is in a condition”
• yaayan ~ “…that you(singular) are (in a certain place)”
  • yaa ~ “be (in a certain place)”
  • yan ~ “that you(singular)…”

A rough translation of the inner-meaning:

• It is quite highly valued that you(singular) are present here at Pebble Beach.

A plainer, more free-form, inner-meaning translation:

• It is appreciated that you(singular) are here at Pebble Beach.

A final, everyday-type translation:

• Welcome [here] to Pebble Beach.