The phrase "average nepalese" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the typical characteristics, behaviors, or experiences of people from Nepal.
Example: "The average Nepalese enjoys a rich cultural heritage and values community and family ties."
Alternatives: "typical Nepali" or "ordinary Nepalese".
And it is bad news for the average Nepalese.
Sherpas are said to earn between seven and 10 times the average Nepalese wage.
On average, Nepalese women, who had higher rates of illiteracy than their male counterparts, had greater difficulty in accessing the basic relief services that all victims were entitled to.
Having spent the daylight hours canvassing Nepal's capital for an article I was researching, a relaxing evening free of open sewers and wandering cows seemed the perfect nepenthe for an American unaccustomed to the unspeakable squalor the average Nepalese confronts every day of his life.
The absolute monetary value of this might be lower than has been reported from other, even low-income countries [28] but, put into local context, it would be a day's earnings for an average Nepalese citizen [33].
A climbing Sherpa for one of the western operators can earn more than £5,000 in a two-month season, more than 10 times the average annual Nepalese wage.
In 2014, the Guardian reported that on average, one Nepalese construction worker was dying every other day while working on the country's World Cup infrastructure.
For many in a country where the average income is 150 Nepalese rupees a day (£1.03), rewards of around £5,000 per skin and £1,700 per kilogram of bones outweigh the risks of being caught and jailed for up to 15 years.
The average expectancy of the Nepalese is 71, while compared to other south Asian countries, Sri Lankans live longer to be 76, Bhutanese at 69, Indians and Pakistanis are both at 66, and Afghanistan have the lowest life expectancy at 56 [2].
£262 The average monthly salary for a Nepalese working about 70 hours a week.
The trade unions have over the past used the average 200 deaths a year of Nepalese workers as their prime example.
