The local speech of Dobrinj belongs to the middlechakavian or the ikavian–ekavian speeches and the indigenous speech located in the archaic-conservative model which is characterized by preservation of old slavic forms, the placement of the accent, just as by keeping the pre-and post-accentual lenght. Even though a few dialectologist did write about the chakavian speech of Dobrinj, there is no real monograph about the speech type. Dobrinj as local speech was discussed in the Hrvatsko-srpskom dijalektološkom atlasu and the Općeslavenskom lingvističkom atlasu. This study is based on a field research conducted in August 2014. The aim of this research was to describe the speech of Dobrinj on a phonological and morphonological level. The phonological features of the local speech of Dobrinj were collected using a special conceived questionnaire and interviewing two responent from different generations, in order to isolate the language features that are not investigated by this questionnaire, such as: the system of accents, old Croatian ě and the tranzition fom -m> (namam blage veze kako se ovo kaze na engleskom) -n and the phonological and phonetic status of the phonem ht. The results show that, regardless the generational gap, the investigated phonological and morphonological features are preserved in the speech. The only noticeable difference is in the accentuation where the length is absent (with the younger responent). In the speech we find three prosodic units: accent (short and long downward), length (pre-and post-accentual) and shortness (pre-and post-accentual) and the accentuated syllable is always downward. In the local speech of Dobrinj the short accent is lenghtened, but only in the present tense of a verb. The Akut is missing in a neutral statement of the speaker. It is always replaced by a downward accent. By describing the speech of Dobrinj on a phonological and morphonological level, we tried to make a contribution to a better understanding of this speech and to make the first step for a more extensive research in the future.