María habla siempre de sí[82]: Mary is always talking about herself.
Nosotros nos divertimos al mismo tiempo que hacemos negocios: We enjoy ourselves at the same time as we do business.
Ellos se respetan á sí y á otros también: They respect themselves and others too.
Mismo-a,-os,-as, may be added to the disjunctive form for emphasis, as—
María habla siempre de sí misma: Mary always speaks of herself.
Ella se atribuye la culpa: She attributes the fault to herself.
Ella se atribuye la culpa á sí: She attributes the fault to herself. (more emphatic).
Ella se atribuye la culpa á sí misma: She attributes the fault to herself (still more emphatic).
[Footnote 82: After con (with) si becomes Sigo; same change with mí and tí: conmigo, contigo, consigo, written in one word.]
The pronoun =Se= with any verb in the 3rd pers. sing. or plural may be used to form the passive voice, as—