How would you say, "It's my turn."

Thanks

Dtaa phom.

Dtaa is the same as "eye". Mid tone, then rising for phom. Or use your own name or age classifier instead of phom.

Don't use it when saying "turns" as in a number of events or number of times, as in "two turns". Us Khrang with a high tone which means occasions, number of times, occurrences etc. as a numerical classifier.

Edited July 20, 201411 yr by Gsxrnz

It's explained in detail in this blog post:

http://learnthaiwithporn.blogspot.com/2014/06/take-turns-turn.html

What about ผมต่อ? It's what I've used and seems to work, but it's nice to know what I should actually be saying.

Thais pushing in front of you in the 7/11 queue, right?

Too funny as that's exactly when I use the phrase. It's not always Thais though.