Not exactly; the s in pleasure is just an example of how it sounds; it's a softer j than the harsh sound it usually has in English. There aren't many words in English that have that sound, actually.
The IPA reference is the key to understanding it:
dictionary.reference.com/help/…According to the IPA pronunciation key
ʒ sounds like the s in measure and
television or the ge in
beige as well. I hope that helps. :3