The phrase "as nepalese" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something related to Nepal or its people, often in a comparative or descriptive context.
Example: "As Nepalese, we take great pride in our rich cultural heritage and traditions."
Alternatives: "as people from Nepal" or "as citizens of Nepal".
Dozens of Britons remain unaccounted for in the chaos following the quake as Nepalese emergency services struggle to cope amid limited international aid.
Such a government could include members of the existing Government led by Prime Minister Lokendra Bahadur Chand as well as Nepalese Congress Party members and Communists.
The strip presents the artists' take on the project, as well as Nepalese viewpoints on the impact of trekking by Western tourists.
On Thursday night watching crowds cheered as Nepalese rescuers, assisted by a US disaster team, pulled a 15-year-old boy from the debris of a seven-storey structure.
Watching crowds cheered as Nepalese rescuers, assisted by a US disaster team, pulled a 15-year-old boy from the debris of a seven-storey structure, where he had reportedly stayed alive by eating jars of ghee and drinking water dripping from his clothes.
Sai is the novel's focal point, and it is through her half-comprehending, half-bewildered eyes that we glimpse the trouble bubbling under the surface of the quiet community, as Nepalese insurgents stake their claim over this piece of contested land.
The hope is that as Nepalese-grown coffee becomes popular in other countries, demand will rise further and boost earnings of the sector which now employs more than 26,000 people.
Our adventures were repeatedly recounted through the evening, and soon our Bhutanese friends were singing songs in Dzongkha (the language of Bhutan), Hindi, Nepalese, as well as English.
WHEN in Nepal, Erich Theophile, an American architect, does as the Nepalese do.
The great earthquake, as the Nepalese press is calling it, measured 7.8 on the Richter scale; its epicenter was in a hill district eighty kilometres northwest of Kathmandu.
He listed the dead as five Nepalese guards and two Europeans, a breakdown that varied from the one issued later by Farhan Haq, the deputy United Nations spokesman in New York.
