Would it be expected...

[Mister Emu]

for other reformed egyptian writings to surface at some point in time?

 

[Bishka]

Sure, about the same time we discover something written in High Elvish.

Funny enough this is the LDS DIR. :sarcastic

 

[nutshell]

Anything is possible.

Maybe we will - maybe we won't.

The importance isn't in the minutia - it's in the truth the mythology teaches.

 

[Sola'lor]

Well eventually we will get the goldenplates back and the sealed portion will become available. Also all those record hidden in Hill Cumora will become available. I believe there are many more ancient records from prophets from all around the world that will become available. I don't know when these will become available to us though. I imagine it will be during the millenium.

 

[WillowTheWhisp]

I suppose it's perfectly possible that the records which Mormon condensed are still in existence somewhere. Maybe they will be discovered one day.

 

[jonny]

for other reformed egyptian writings to surface at some point in time?

Perhaps. It would be unlikely that they match the Reformed Egyptian used by the Nephites though since it is a language that developed because the people were disconnected from their home for hundreds of years. Also, it wasn't their spoken language. It was simply the language used for creating the record because of the lack of space on the plates. There isn't any indication in the Book of Mormon that the language was even commonly used by the Nephites for writing.

So, it's possible that something else in 'reformed Egyptian' will pop up, but I'm not holding my breath.