What does "vantage points" mean? How can I use it in a sentence?
For example, can I use it like this:

Standing from the vantage points of being good at memorizing and young, he thinks he could learn Russian more quickly than his parents.

Thanks very much:D

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What does "vantage points" mean? How can I use it in a sentence?
For example, can I use it like this:

Standing from the vantage points of being good at memorizing and young, he thinks he could learn Russian more quickly than his parents.

Thanks very much:D

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It can be used literally for a place that you use for a good view. For example: He found a good vantage point to watch the parade.
It can also be used figuratively for your personal view of things. For example: From my vantage point, that marriage won't last!

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Thank you for your response:) It helps!

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From this word "vantage", I come to think about other two words "advantage" and "disadvantage". Does these three words has any relations?

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hmm... I'm eager to know too...well let's find out. 
I just checked from an online dictionary web, it was said there:
van·tage ( van(t)ij/ ) is a noun, can also be a plural noun: vantage points. It's a place or position affording a good view of something.

Example:
    "from my vantage point I could see into the front garden"