Wakar hausa ta hamisu breaker

A Hausa phrase!

"Wakar Hausa ta hamisu breaker" translates to "A Hausa song is breaking the breaker" in English.

Here's a breakdown of the phrase:

• "Wakar" means "song" or "music"
• "Hausa" refers to the Hausa people or their language
• "Ta" is a possessive pronoun meaning "of" or "belonging to"
• "Hamisu" is a name, possibly referring to a person or a title
• "Breaker" is likely a metaphorical reference to something that is strong or powerful, and the phrase is saying that the Hausa song is so powerful that it's breaking or overcoming something that was previously strong.

It's possible that this phrase is being used to describe a particularly energetic or uplifting Hausa song that has the power to overcome challenges or difficulties.