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You are next.
It is your turn.

These sentences seem to have the same meaning. Is there any difference?

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  • I would expect You are next to mean after Bob who is taking his turn right now.
    – John Gordon
    Commented Dec 14, 2022 at 3:10

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They do not have the same meaning since they speak about different tenses, you use " it is your turn" with someones to suggest that the turn that has just started/in action is his/hers, conversly you use "you are next" to indicate that the upcoming turn is going to be his/hers.

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