TAKOBOTO

V, asking someone to ask someone else to do something (indirect order)
please ask him to call me

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わたしに）でんわ（を）するようにいってください。

Please ask him to call me.

あしたいもうとさんをはやくくるようにさせてください、ききたいことがあるんですよ。

Can you make your sister come early tomorrow, cause I have something to ask her.

いちねんいないにあなたかたがぜんいん、りゅうちょうなえいごをはなしているようにしてあげます。

I'll have you all speaking fluent English within a year.

５じにここにくるようにしていただけませんか。

Could you arrange to be here at five?

あなたがでかけるときドアにかぎをかけるのをわすれないようにきをつけてください。

Please be careful not to forget to lock the door when you go out.

わたしはぶちょうにこのてんについてえのもとさんにかくにんするようにいわれました。

I was asked by the Boss to confirm with you (mr enomoto) on this point.

ドアのところにいるひとがだれであれ、まつようにいってください。

Whoever is at your door, ask them to wait .

いそぐときほど、あんぜんのかくにんをおこたらないようにしてください。

Even if you're in a hurry, please do the necessary so you don't neglect the security recommendations.

にほんごのばあい、まずはわたしにれんらくするようにつたえていただければさいわいです。

If it is in Japanese, at first I would be happy if you could please ask him to contact me.

ころばないようにあしもとにきをつけてください。

Please be careful with your underfoot so that you don't fall down.

This doesn't have to be 〜て. It should probably be shown under ように言う.

Amatuka

^ changed

dc

actually hmm. it is more often 伝えて as in leaving telephone messages, so could be other verbs too? though they would probably be a limited set around tell/ask/instruct.. but the verb itself is not part of the grammar construct..

dc

They're all centred around 'ように'

Amatuka

Formed from 'verb + you ni Vte'

V = verb

Amatuka

[youniiu] is the same.
this ends in -te (continuous form) because it is usually finished with -kudasai.

suru you ni itte kudasai - tell to do (please)
suru you ni iu - tell to do

dc