It's gone/turned means the lights have changed colour.
You don't normally need to say "it's gone green, you can go now", because the subject you are talking about it obvious.
These sphrases are casual, if you'd like it to be more polite then you can say, "excuse me, it's gone green" or "excuse me, the lights have changed".
It's gone/turned は、信号の色が変わったことを意味します。
話している主題が明らかなので、通常、「青になったので、行けますよ」と言う必要はありません。
これらの文はカジュアルな言い方です。
もっと丁寧な言い方をするのであれば、"excuse me, it's gone green" 「すみません、青になりましたよ。」または "excuse me, the lights have changed".「すみません、信号が変わりました。」と言うことができます。
When the signal light changes the driver is looking away or not paying attention, the person in the front passenger seat can say simply, "The light is green." Or, "Go."
信号の色が変わったのに、運転手がよそ見してたり気づいていなかったら、助手席の人が"The light is green." または "Go."といえば、良いと思います。
1. Driver, the light has turned green.
If the driver is unaware that the light has turned green, you can inform him by telling him that the light has turned green. A green light usually means that the driver can proceed.
1. Driver, the light has turned green.
運転手さん、青ですよ。
もし運転手さんが信号が青になったことに気づいていないのなら、 the light has turned green.：信号が青になったと伝えると良いですね。英語ではGreen lightと青信号のことを言います。
You can go ahead now...the lights have turned green.
Traffic lights change colour to tell us when its safe to go (or not!)
We say in English...that "the lights have "Changed to" or turned green "
that phrase is usually enough to communicate this reality;-D
安全に信号を渡れるか、もしくは渡れないというのは信号の色で判断しますよね。英語では、"the lights have "Changed to" もしくは turned green "で信号の色がかわる、もしくは青になるという意味になります。
The first is the simplest way, simply by telling the driver that, "its green," or that, "the light is green." We can also include the phrase, "you can go," to let the driver know he can continue driving now.
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