Not much of a linguist, I’d say.
English is a mix of French, German, and Hebrew, where do they get the scandinavian?
We don’t say himmel, ciel or shamayim, but rather sky.
Hebrew? Really? “Oy Vey!”
Seriously - care to provide any substantiation for your claim that Hebrew contributed much if anything at all to the English language outside of a few local and isolated colloquialisms brought to the language by relatively recent immigrants?
My Scandinavian ancestors (Norwegian Vikings) influenced the English language and culture and the rule of law more than you know. The Hebrews, meh, not so much.
Where on earth did you come up with Hebrew, unless you grew up in New York City?