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I think "What is it with them?" should be an answer too. At least in my head it would mean pretty much the same as "What is up with them?".
January 10, 2013
I agree with EeroK that "what is it with them?" should be accepted as an answer. If it is grammatically uncorrect or is not a correct translation then other pages should be altered because "was ist mit ..." is translated and accepted correctly on other pages as "what is it with ..."
February 10, 2013
Soglio
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Well . . . it doesn't really mean the same thing in English. "What about them?" is neutral--e.g., "Are they coming too?" "What's with them?" implies there's something wrong, or at least weird, with the way they are acting. But the important question is--what does the German expression mean, exactly?
March 19, 2013
