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How do you say edit in Korean?

The most common way to say "edit" in Korean depends on the context:

* 편집하다 (pyeonjibhada): This is the most general and widely used verb meaning "to edit." It's suitable for editing text, video, audio, or images.

* 수정하다 (sujeonghda): This verb means "to correct" or "to modify." It's often used when making smaller changes or corrections to something already existing. It implies a focus on fixing errors rather than overall restructuring.

Therefore, the best choice depends on what you are editing. If you're making large changes to a video, 편집하다 is better. If you're just fixing a few typos, 수정하다 might be more appropriate.

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