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Si

oneself, himself/herself/itself, themselves, each other, one

s i → si
pronoun · third Rare #44,652
oneself, himself/herself/itself, themselves reflexive pronoun; refers back to the subject
IT: Ogni mattina si veste in fretta.
EN: Every morning he/she gets dressed quickly.
each other used with plural subjects
IT: Si aiutano sempre.
EN: They always help each other.
one, people, you used for general statements with no specific subject; it can also correspond to English passive expressions
IT: In Italia si beve molto caffè.
EN: In Italy people drink a lot of coffee.
Forms of si

Anna mi ha detto che anche Si può fare l'amore in mezzo alla neve.

Anna told me that you can also make love in the snow.

— Il conformista (1971)

Quest'amicizia un giorno Si trasformerà in tradimento?

Will this friendship one day turn into betrayal?

— RRR (2022)

Sounds similar to

di d i mi m i se s e ti t i ci t͡ʃ i sì ˈs i chi k i lì l i vi ˈv i gli ʎ i li l i dì ˈd i b ˈb i sci ˈʃ i d ˈd i c ˈt͡ʃ i