Questions & Answers about ज़िप बंद है।
Roughly:
- ज़िप = zip
- बंद = something like bund or band with a soft dental d
- है = heh (not like English high, even though it is often transliterated as hai)
So the whole sentence is approximately zip bund heh.
That dot is called a nukta. It changes ज to ज़ so it sounds like z instead of j.
So:
- जिप would sound more like jip
- ज़िप sounds like zip
Hindi often uses nukta letters for sounds that came in through Persian, Arabic, English, and other languages.
It is a very common loanword from English. In everyday Hindi, people often say ज़िप for the zipper on clothes, bags, etc.
So even though the word came from English, it is completely normal in modern Hindi.