lol i've never seen a Japanese doll, so i don't know about those.

Haha, I see.
How have you been doing? Good?
I have a question about saying "excuse me". I was reading that it can be 저기요 or 잠시만요. When would you would use 저기요 and 잠시만요? They were saying that 저기요 is used when you want to get someones attention and 잠시만요 is used when you want to pass by someone.
Are there any other situations that I would use them?

Haha, it is okay. Take your time, I work part time so won't be on here much on the weekends.
Since there are different ways of saying words/sentences, how do you know which one to use?
Does it depend on the situation? For example you said "No" can be said as 아닙니다 or 아니에요 for honorific, if I wanted to answer "No" can I just use any of the 2? =D

you don't like being scared then? i don't like it when it's real stuff, like dogs and dolls, those scare me a lot. but i wish movies would scare me.

and i envy you. lol. i hate watching movies with a bunch of people cause then i have to sit there and watch everyone else get scared. :( i want to get scared too! haha

oh, your scared by them? your so lucky! i wish i could watch a horror film and get scared by it. :( i just like the plots, i don't get scared.

haha, yeah Horror movies are my favorite. ^^

Good day to you too! Have a good weekend =)
Ya, I've heard and read a bit about honorifics as well, where you could/would use informal with friends or someone younger, as well as someone who is less experienced than you in your field of work.
So any saying/phrase that ends in 세요 or 니다 is honorific?

Me too :>D

All I know as of right now, is how to read Hangul and say some phrases/words in Korean =p
Is there a way of telling what is formal and informal?
Whoa 3 A.M. haha, 안녕히 주무세요 (something I didn't know before =p)! Talk to you next time =)