済め

済め

"S済め" is not standard Japanese; it may be a conjugation-related form of "済む," meaning "to be completed" or "to suffice."

Here, '済め' refers to the possibility of resolving or completing the problem, showing situational completion.

この問題はすぐに済めそうです。

This problem seems like it can be resolved soon.

In this sentence, '済めば' conveys an ideal situation where completion is achieved with minimal effort.

簡単なことで済めばいいのですが。

It would be good if it can be completed with something simple.

Here, '済んでから' indicates the action occurring after everything has been completed, demonstrating sequential action.

全てが済んでから、次の計画を立てましょう。

Let's plan the next steps after everything is completed.