You yourself is responsible for that.
Does that sentence sound natural?oops. I meant to write "... are ..."
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No. "Yourself" is unnecessary and the verb "to be" is improperly conjugated. The sentences should be:
You are responsible for that.
You can use "yourself" for special emphasis if you want to, but it's uncommon. With it added it would be:
You, yourself, are responsible for that.
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No this doesn't sound natural to me. The 'yourself' bit isn't necessary but as has been said before, you can add it for emphasis, however, I would add it at the end:
You are responsible for that yourself
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