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Language interference is common in today's multilingual societies where morelanguages are being in contact and as a global final result leads to thecreation of hybrid languages. These, together with doubts on their right to beofficially recognised made emerge in the area of computational linguistics theproblem of their automatic identification and further elaboration. In thispaper, we propose a first attempt to identify the elements of aUkrainian-Russian hybrid language, Surzhyk, through the adoption of theexample-based rules created with the instruments of programming language R. Ourexample-based study consists of: 1) analysis of spoken samples of Surzhykregistered by Del Gaudio (2010) in Kyiv area and creation of the writtencorpus; 2) production of specific rules on the identification of Surzhykpatterns and their implementation; 3) testing the code and analysing theeffectiveness.

Towards an automatic recognition of mixed languages: The Ukrainian-Russian hybrid language Surzhyk