The translation of "制作证件照" depends on the context, but here are the most natural options in Korean: ### 1. For the practical meaning (taking ID photos, e.g., at a studio): **Verb phrase**: 증명사진을 찍다 (jeungmyeong-sajin-eul jikda) → "to take ID photos" **Noun phrase**: 증명사진 찍기 (jeungmyeong-sajin jikgi) → "taking ID photos" (as a service) ### 2. For the literal translation of "produce ID photos": **Verb phrase**: 증명사진을 제작하다 (jeungmyeong-sajin-eul jejakada) → "to produce ID photos" **Noun phrase**: 증명사진 제작 (jeungmyeong-sajin jejak) → "ID photo production" In daily Korean, **증명사진을 찍다** is the most common way to refer to the act of getting an ID photo taken (which aligns with the usual context of "制作证件照" in Chinese). **Answer**: 증명사진을 찍다 (or 증명사진 제작 for literal production) The most natural choice for everyday use is: **증명사진을 찍다** If you need a noun phrase (e.g., service name): **증명사진 찍기** \boxed{증명사진을 찍다} (for verb phrase) \boxed{증명사진 찍기} (for service/noun phrase) (Note: Depending on your needs, either is correct. The first is a verb phrase, the second a noun phrase for the service.) For a concise answer, the most common option is: \boxed{증명사진 찍기}

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