What happened to Romans of Serbia?

[Crn Volk]

^ Service? No where in the world would you find a city simply called a SERVICE. So logically you can't call a Service Station/petrol/gas as SERVICE, it needs to be called a service something, right.

Sorry the 19th century German retardation has ended, Serbinum is a city of SERBS.

PS In Greek Macedonia we have SERVIA or SER(B)IA.

Yes, but here's why:

Etymology
Its name derives from the Latin verb servo, meaning "to watch over"[5] and it was given by the Romans, approximately during the 2nd century A.D.,[citation needed] replacing what is thought to be the ancient name of the town Phylacae (Greek: Φυλακαί) from the Greek verb φυλάσσω "to watch over". The ancient name of the town of Servia is also mentioned by Roman writer Pliny the Elder as well as on an Ancient Greek inscription found at the city of Veroia which reads: "Παρμενίων Γλαυκία Φυλακήσιος νικητής εν Δολίχω", i.e. "Parmenion son of Glauceas from Phylacae winner at Doliche".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Servia,_Greece

[Alvorada Potente]

What happened to Christians of Bosnia?

What happened with christians of Turkey?

[Novi Pazar]

Yes, but here's why:


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Servia,_Greece

Ask a Greek, SERVIA means Serbia. It was interchanged by Greek Alphabet from b to v, period. Why is there Serbian toponyms in Southern old Serbia and not the Mongolian Bulgar?

[Bosniensis]

Ask a Greek, SERVIA means Serbia. It was interchanged by Greek Alphabet from b to v, period. Why is there Serbian toponyms in Southern old Serbia and not the Mongolian Bulgar?

Greeks descended from Serbs

[Novi Pazar]

^ most Europeans do, unfortunately.

[Novi Pazar]

I would like to ask, what happened to the Etruscan (Rasena-Serbs) of Rome? Or even the Veneti (Wend-Serbs) of Northern modern Italy?