What Is The Difference Between Abbreviations And Acronyms?

What is the actual difference between abbreviations and acronyms? They're both letters, but are they the same thing?
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[@ChrisDadu]

1:50 where can I find a "pdf" for those abbreviations?

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Was that an accident at 1:43 where he said “initialisms are usually pronounced by saying each letter of the ‘acronym’ individually ?

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0:25

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Atm at the moment...thanks.

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An acronym is a specific type of word. FBI is an abbreviation of a phrase. Whereas NASA is a word comprised of the initials of the phrase. "Eff Bee I" is not a word. Federal Bureau of Investigation is the phrase represented by the abbreviation. The National Aeronautic Space Administration is called NASA. Not "in ay es ay". This is the distinction that grammarly and the publisher of this video don't seem to understand. I'm greatly saddened to learn that now, in the era of "Google it" to ascertain accuracy or settle conflicting opinions; mundane as they may be, misinformation is the prevalent default. I'd much rather Google say I don't know than lie to me. Brb isn't an acronym. Neither is lmfao. RADAR is. SCUBA is. LASER is. America, you're better than that. We're better. We also were better. Words matter. Language is power. Don't be stupid.