<prompt> Batho ba Egepeta ea boholo-holo ba ne ba sebelisa mengolo ea litšoantšo joang?nan  <response>: Instruction in English: How did the people of ancient Egypt use hieroglyphs? . Response in English: The people of ancient Egypt used hieroglyphs as a form of written communication, much like we use an alphabet today. The hieroglyphic script was one of the earliest writing systems and was made up of hundreds of small pictures that represented words and sounds. These symbols were used to write a wide variety of texts, from religious and official documents to personal letters and even graffiti. Hieroglyphs were also used to inscribe monuments, tombs, and other important buildings, serving both as decoration and to tell stories or convey historical information. Because the script was considered sacred, it was often used for religious purposes, such as recording prayers, hymns, and spells. Hieroglyphs were used by the educated elite, including scribes, priests, and administrators, and were considered a sign of learning and culture. . Response in Sesotho: Batho ba Egepeta ea boholo-holo ba ne ba sebelisa litšoantšo tsa mongolo e le mokhoa oa ho ngola, feela joalokaha re sebelisa alfabeta kajeno. Mongolo oa hieroglyphic e ne e le o mong oa mekhoa ea khale ea ho ngola me o ne o entsoe ka litšoantšo tse nyenyane tse makholo tse neng li emela mantsoe le melumo. Matšoao ana a ne a sebelisetsoa ho ngola mefuta e mengata e fapaneng ea litemana, ho tloha litokomaneng tsa bolumeli le tsa molao ho ea ho mangolo a botho esita le mengolo. Li-hieroglyphs li ne li boetse li sebelisetsoa ho ngola liemahale, mabitla le mehaho e meng ea bohlokoa, e sebetsang e le mokhabiso le ho pheta lipale kapa ho fetisa boitsebiso ba histori. Kaha mongolo oo o ne o nkoa o halalela, hangata o ne o sebelisetsoa merero ea bolumeli, e kang ho rekota lithapelo, lifela le mantsoe a boloi. Li-hieroglyphs li ne li sebelisoa ke batho ba phahameng ba rutehileng, ho kopanyelletsa le bangoli, baprista le batsamaisi, me li ne li nkoa e le letšoao la thuto le setso. 