Транслитерация, фонологична и фонетична транскрипция при предаването с кирилица на съгласните в датски собствени имена в преводната литература на български език

The focus of the article is the variation in the transcription of Danish consonants into Bulgarian Cyrillic, as observed in the renditions of Danish names found in texts published from the 1970s to the mid 2010s. The variation is interpreted as a consequence of the tension and vacillation between the principles of phonetic transcription, phonemic transcription and transliteration. While increasing tendencies towards phonetic transcription are observed, some forms of transliteration persist, and methodological inconsistency is widespread.