Learn French: La voiture est devant la maison. - The car is in front of the house.

This sentence is the exact type of answer you would give to the question Où est la voiture ? (Where is the car?). The word où asks for a location, and the word devant (in front of) provides that location.

What is the difference between devant and avant?

They can both translate to 'before' in English, which trips up many beginners. Devant is strictly used for physical location (in front of), just like the car in this sentence. Avant is used for time (before a certain hour or event).

Why do we use la for both voiture and maison?

Both of these nouns are feminine in French. When you learn new words at this stage, it is a great habit to memorize the article (la for feminine, le for masculine) along with the noun so you never forget its gender.

Do I pronounce the 't' at the end of est and devant?

No, the final 't' on both est and devant is completely silent. In French, final consonants are often dropped, so you simply pronounce est like 'ay' and devant like 'duh-vahn'.