次は君の番だよって英語でなんて言うの？

Name+"your turn" will be the most commonly used expression but "Name+You're up!" is also commonly used. You may be wondering why "up" ? You're up is simply a synonym to you're next! "Up" is used because they are like at the top of everyone when it's their turn so they have to make a move. That's why we also say "Your move" because they literally have to make a move. A simple "Go+name" also works. "Go steven!" or "Go Steven, it's your turn"

"You're up" means it's your turn to play. "Have a go" means you can try now. "Your chance" means it's your turn.

You can simply say "your next" or "It is your turn next". You can also say "It's your move."

You can use any of these :)

Typically, when you have completed your move in a game, it is time for your opponent to make their respective move: "Your turn!" "Sorry, I was daydreaming." As a joke you may also make fun of your friend for not paying attention: "Wake up dopey!" "Oops, sorry!" Dopey =stupefied by sleep or a drug. "She was under sedation and a bit dopey." synonyms: dazed, confused, muddled, befuddled, bewildered, disoriented, disorientated, stupefied, groggy, dizzy

You can say " it's your turn to go" when you want someone to take their turn next.

"You're next" - Tells the person that they are next to go. For example, in tennis after the point it played you would give them the ball and tell them it's their turn to serve. "It's your turn now!" - Lets the person know that they can now play. For example, in bowling players take turns to roll the ball down the alley. Once you have finished your turn, you could tell the person who goes after you "it's your turn now!"

Your turn. Your go. You're up. Express that it is your opponent's turn when you're playing a game.