This final thesis presents phonological and morphological characteristics of Slano's local dialect, a small village located in Dubrovnik Littoral area. The research was conducted based on a questionnaire and on the conversation with locals. The data was collected in December 2020. and January 2021. Geographical and historical information about Slano is presented in the first chapter. Furthermore, in the next chapter, information on the dialect to which the addressed place belongs is presented. That is data on the Štokavian, Eastern Herzegovina-Krajina, dialect. The main chapter presents phonological and morphological analysis of Slano’s dialect which includes ijekavian reflex of jat, reflex of a group *st' to št, reflex of front and back nasal vowels to e and u, differentiation of two short accents, common occurrence of short plural in nouns of masculine gender and syncretism of feminine plural nouns in D, L, I. Lexical features, along with the stories of the locals, conclude this final thesis.