Abból a házból jövök ki, amelyikbe te bemész.
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why is the first verb separated but the 2nd one isn't?
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Abból a házból is taking the focus so the verb splits. But amelyik does not take focus.
This question was answered if you read the comment I posted at another SD 2 days ago.
In the Tips and Notes of Dir Conj 1, there is a bit about word order, I copy it here:
Word order
Consider these sentences:
Ott nincs bank, ahova ezek a turisták mennek.
Ott ebédelünk, ahonnan a villamos visszajön.
Ott lakik Péter, ahol Éva dolgozik.
We can see a "Onnan verb1 subject1, ahonnan subject2 verb2". pattern
If you start with the subject:
Subject1 onnan verb1, ahonnan subject2 verb2.
If we have preverbs too:
Oda megy be Anna, ahonnan Béla kijön.
or: Anna oda megy be, ahonnan Béla kijön.
Why? ott/oda/onnan attracts focus, it likes to be directly in front of the verb.
But ahol/ahova/ahonnan avoids focus. Put the verb further away from them, or at least, do not separate the preverb.
(Not all the sentences in this skill follow this order, but several of them.)