Je voudrai pratique avec vous, changant anglais et francais. 

In Italian, if the same sound is at the end of one word and the beginning of the next, they run together as a single sound and single syllable. It helps sentences flow more smoothly, and the same thing happens in Spanish and French.

In Spanish, when you say "de esperanza" (of hope), it sounds like desperanza. The two 'e's combine into one sound. 

In French, instead of saying, "la anniversaire" (the anniversary or birthday), you say "l'anniversaire". 

You sometimes see it written with apostrophes, such as the French example above or in Italian, instead of "la industria", you say "l'industria". In Spanish, the same thing happens, but there are no apostrophes. De+el=del A+el=al. You hear it in English, too. We+are=We're.

L'autre jour j'ai regarde le filme "Quai d'Orsay". Je l'adorai! Tres comique. 

I need a few verbs in french!!! Help me!!

Salut! I would like that someone could write me 5 or 7 verbs in french with their different forms in the present (she, he, they, we, etc) and if I am not asking too much, also their meaning in Spanish or English. I really need your help!

Here are some more if you like. Just click on the verb in all capital letters and scroll down a bit to see the present tense conjugations. 

http://french.about.com/od/grammar/a/topverbs.htm 

How to write direct + indirect object in one sentence in French

I am a beginner in French and i don`t really know the word order of french. So please help me.
I have problem understanding indirect and direct object in french.

For example
Which one is correct if I want to say : `I give the milk to Paul` " Je donne le lait pour Paul" or " Je donne le lait à Paul"
And if I want to say: `I give the milk to him`, do I say "Je lui donne le lait"?

How do I write : `I give it to him`. is it "Je le lui donne"
and how with the negation, where do i put le and lui? will it be " Je ne le luis pas donne"?

I really glad if you want to help me with this one.
Thank you.

I am not a native speaker, but I will do my best. 

Your first question is easiest. I would say, "Je donne le lait a Paul."

Second one, I think you have right. Je le lui donne. 

Third, the "pas" always goes after the verb. "Je ne le luis donne pas."

Tony and his family.

I have a good friend. His name is Tony. He has an older sister.Her name is Tina. Their parents are Mr and Mrs Wang. Tony also has a dog. Its name is Rover.
The Wangs are my neighbors. We live on the same street. The Wangs are very nice. I'm lucky because the Wangs are such good neighbors.

Very nice job. The only mistake was confusing it's and its. It's always means "it is". Many native speakers make this same mistake. I also like your letter sounds chart!

Io uso molto il app <<Duolingo>> sullo mio smartphone. E facile perche posso studiare per 5 minuti o solamente un po'. Ancora mi piace usare programme uditive nella mia machina. 

I often use the app Duolingo on my smartphone. It's really easy because I can study for 5 minutes or just a little bit. I also like to use audio programs in the car.