In terms of the method of physically writing, Ancient Egyptians used a small brush and ink to write. In terms of the shape of the writing, Egyptians used basic ideographs and pictographs called hieroglyphics to write.
In ancient Egypt, writing was done using a system of hieroglyphs, which were symbols that represented words or sounds. Hieroglyphs were typically inscribed on papyrus scrolls or hieratic script, a simplified form of hieroglyphs that was used for everyday writing. The writing was done using reed pens or brushes dipped in ink made from carbon-based pigments mixed with water or other liquids.
The word to describe people who live in Egypt is "Egyptians."
Egypt is the name of a specific country, and is a proper noun.
Egypt is called "ā¤Žā¤ŋā¤¸āĨā¤°" (Misr) in Hindi.
The official language of egypt is Modern Standard Arabic.
Cyprus, Egypt, Iran, and Oman.
71.4% of Egypt can read and write
A person who could write in Ancient Egypt was called a scribe. I'm not kidding you.- WikiAnswers.com
in ancient egypt its spelled uoy kcuf
in hieroglyphics
About 400 AD.
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No, the official language of Egypt is arabic. Apart from some historians most people cannot read or write hieroglyphs.
For that answer, go to Hieroglyph.net! ^^
Scribes
Scribes.
A Scribe .
Yes