What do you make of what`s going on?

[zoobinshid]

Hello everybody,
Would you please tell me the meaning of this sentence?
(What do you make of what`s going on?)

Thanks in advance,

[MrPedantic]

Hello zoo

"What's going on" means "what is happening".

You can say it angrily. When a teacher enters a noisy classroom, where two boys are fighting, he might say "What's going on?"

Or you can say it when you're puzzled about certain events: "I really don't know what's going on".

MrP

[zoobinshid]

Thanks dear MrPedantic, but my problem is about the first part of the sentence,( what do you make of ).

I would really appreciate your help.

[Temico]

What do you make of what's going on?

"What do you make of..."= "What do you deduce/gather/understand from......."

[MrPedantic]

Thanks dear MrPedantic, but my problem is about the first part of the sentence,( what do you make of ).

I would really appreciate your help.

Sorry, Zoo! :) I misunderstood...

Temico has put it better than I could.

MrP