How to write “Constance” in Korean

콘스턴스 kon-seu-teon-seu

What Korean friends call you

콘스턴스야 kon-seu-teon-seu-ya — a friend calling out to you (never to someone older)
콘스턴스 씨 kon-seu-teon-seu-ssi — polite: someone you just met, or at work

Calling someone, Koreans add 아 after a final consonant and 야 after a vowel.

Korean labels of 26 people named Constance on Wikidata (English-speaking countries), October 2026. Wikipedia leans to the official spelling.

Well-known people named Constance, as Wikidata writes them in Korean (November 2026):

32,170 babies were named Constance in the US from 1960 to 2025, the 1112th most common name.

콘 = ㅋ + ㅗ + ㄴ · 5 strokes
- ㅋ 키읔 (k) · 2 strokes
- ㅗ 오 (o) · 2 strokes
- ㄴ 니은 (n) · 1 stroke
스 = ㅅ + ㅡ · 3 strokes
- ㅅ 시옷 (s) · 2 strokes
- ㅡ 으 (eu) · 1 stroke
Also in 스: Christopher 크리스토퍼 · Nicholas 니콜라스 · James 제임스
턴 = ㅌ + ㅓ + ㄴ · 6 strokes
- ㅌ 티읕 (t) · 3 strokes
- ㅓ 어 (eo) · 2 strokes
- ㄴ 니은 (n) · 1 stroke
Also in 턴: Preston 프레스턴 · Clayton 클레이턴 · Weston 웨스턴
스 = ㅅ + ㅡ · 3 strokes
- ㅅ 시옷 (s) · 2 strokes
- ㅡ 으 (eu) · 1 stroke

콘스턴스 takes 17 strokes in all.