In order to understand ancient Egyptian writing you must first understand the language. Hieroglyphs were not intended to write English and the language is only partially understood because none of the vowels were written, making the task even more complex.
Before attempting to learn the ancient Egyptian language it is useful to study other languages such as Arabic, Hebrew and Latin (since Latin uses very specific grammar and helps to identify the structure of other languages).
There are several extremely good books for people starting to learn hieroglyphs, but even these can be difficult for anyone who does not understand basic grammar. A few are:
Through hieroglyphs
It was a stone with Greek and Hieroglyphs on it and scholars then used the Greek to interpret the Hieroglyphs on it to finally understand the ancient Egyptain language. I don't remember many more deatils on it
Jean-Francois Champollion was able to read hieroglyphs with the help of the Rosetta Stone. The Rosetta Stone was written in both ancient Greek and hieroglyphs which allowed Champollion to understand the Egyptian language.
Because the script was so old no one could understand it.
The Rosetta Stone that was discovered in 1799 was used by the scholars to understand hieroglyphs of Egypt. The success of the decoding was by Jean-François Champollion.
The correct spelling is "hieroglyphs".
Hieroglyphs.
Hieroglyphs is already plural. The singular is hieroglyph.
the first hieroglyphs are found in fastpaw
Hieroglyphics, you got it right.
The Rosetta Stone, which held hieroglyphs, was discovered in 1799 by French Soldiers.
Our computers cannot reproduce hieroglyphs. To be honest, by the time of Cleopatra, hieroglyphs had been out of style for hundreds of years. Cleopatra did all her communicating in Greek. However if you want to see Cleo's name in hieroglyphs, just use your browser and type in "Cleopatra/cartouche" and you will come up with several sites that will show you her name in hieroglyphs.