Do My Parents and I 'Take a Different View' or 'Take Different Views' on Stamp Collecting?

The phrase 'my parents and I take a different view on collecting stamps' means that you and your parents disagree about stamp collecting. You share a perspective that differs from your parents' view.

If you want to emphasize that each person has a distinct opinion, you can change the expression to 'my parents and I take different views on collecting stamps.' This implies that your father, mother, and you each have individual viewpoints.

For example:

• 'My parents and I take a different view on collecting stamps.' (We disagree with our parents' perspective.)* 'My parents and I take different views on collecting stamps.' (My father thinks it's a waste of time, my mother enjoys the history, and I like the colorful designs.)