Zay-braah I guess, if I would try to write Dutch sounds in English spelling.

There’s a sound version available at https://webwoordenboek.nl/uitspraak/zebra

In Italian it rhymes with Debra. Italians also feel sorry for all kids whose parents thought omitting an O would make for a good name choice.

Australian here so zed-bra

Zaybra

South African here. I pronounce it Zeh-bra . So not using the American zee.

Zebra, pronounced like “zay-bra” in Dutch

Canada, rhymes with Debra. Mind you my mom was British so that may have been why I say it that way.

Ze-bra, like le in french and bra like a piece of lingerie.

/jk

Norwegian: Rhymes with Debra, provided that the B is soft. “Seh-bra”

Deebra

Zèbre

in northern ireland that’s “Deeebrah”

My country pronounces the “Z” portion as “Zee”, but I say “Zee” or “Zed” depending on mood. The “bra” is pronounced “bruh”. (North America)