This is just a rough guide to what I use in loosely transliterating when writing blog posts.
Note: The names of the letters and markings in this table are themselves given using loose transliteration.
| Hebrew Letter | Precise | Loose/Pronunciation |
| Aleph | ‘ | (not represented) |
| Beth (with dagesh) | b | b |
| Beth (no dagesh) | b | v |
| Gimel (with dagesh) | g | g |
| Gimel (without dagesh) | g | g |
| Daleth (with dagesh) | d | d |
| Daleth (without dagesh) | d | d |
| He | h | h |
| Waw/Vav | w | w |
| Zayin | z | z |
| Cheth | h | ch |
| Teth | T | t |
| Yod | y | y |
| Kaf | k | k |
| Lamed | l | l |
| Mem | m | m |
| Nun | n | n |
| Samek | S | S |
| Ayin | ; | ; |
| Pe (with dagesh) | p | p |
| Pe (without dagesh) | f | f |
| Tsade | T | ts |
| Qof | q | q |
| Resh | r | r |
| Shin | s | sh |
| Sin | s | s |
| Tav (with dagesh) | t | t |
| Tav (without dagesh) | t | th |
| Pathach | a | a |
| Qamets-a | A | a |
| Qamets-hatuf | o | a |
| Segol | e | e |
| Tsere | E | e |
| Shureq | U | u |
| Qibbuts | u | u |
| Holem | O | o |
| Vav or Yod as vowel letters | w or y following the vowel | not represented |
| He as vowel letter | h following the vowel | h following the vowel |
| Shewa (combined with any vowel) | e a u o | superscripted if represented |