Reflexive verbs are no different in their conjugated forms from any other verb.

They just add another component, so that the verb changes to include "oneself" in the meaning.

This is a regularly conjugated verb in English:

	I see we see you see y'all see he, she, it sees they see

Now the same verb becomes reflexive by adding the "-self" component.

I see myself     you seee yourself     he sees she sees it sees himself herself itself

we see ourselves     y'all see yourselves     they see themselves

Hence you can see that a reflexive verb is one in which the subject is performing an action upon oneself.

All of the "-self" words shown above are the reflexive pronouns.

Reflexive Verbs

Almost any verb can become reflexive by adding the "-self" component.

As you saw in the English reflexive verb conjugation, all we did was add "myself," "yourself," "himself," etc.

			- AR reflexive verbs
YO	me	_________o	I do the action of the verb to myself, for myself, or just plain old "myself."
Yo	me	llamo	I call myself .....I call me ..... I'm calling myself ..... ! "My name is ..... "
Yo	me	canto	I sing to myself. I´m singing to me ! 'Tis for me that I sing ! I do sing to myself !
Yo	me	hablo	I speak to myself. I´m talking to myself. Do I speak to myself? I'm talking to ME !
Yo	me	preparo	I'm getting ready. I'm preparing myself. I prepare myself. I do fix myself up!
Yo	me	abrazo	I hug myself. I embrace myself. I'm hugging me ! I do hug myself!

You don't even really need the word "yo" ...

the -o at the end of the verb says: "'Tis I who is presently involved in doing the deed!"