It depends on the precise time period.
The number of signs used in the very earliest texts seem to be fairly limited, but by the Middle Kingdom it had increased to around 700. Many of these were very rarely used, but a scribe would have to learn all of them.
By the Late Period, under Greek and Roman occupation, Egyptian scribes had to learn as many as 6,000 signs.
They were used frequently with the eygptians. So it's a maybe, posing on what year it was.
No, but they used something similar to it though.
they didn'T
Nobody uses hieroglyphics in any country, except as decorations to create an "Egyptian" theme.
Yes, they did.
Recent discoveries of ancient writings found that the Kush did use hieroglyphics. Their style of hieroglyphics was very similar to that of the ancient Egyptians.
no
The country that people had used hieroglyphics was Egypt.
The country that people had used hieroglyphics was Egypt.
Many people know about hieroglyphics. In fact, many people can read them.
hieroglyphics can be considered many things, including any of the following:complexbeautifulartisticdifficultchallengingdistincthistoricalancientEgyptian
Ancient Egyptians used hieroglyphics as their alphabet.